Martin Kochanski <unicode at cardbox dot net> wrote: > I want to post a Cardbox database on our Web site (Cardbox is the > database that we sell) that contains a list of all Unicode characters: > hexadecimal code, decimal code, character, and character name (eg. > GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMEGA WITH TONOS). > > The first three of these elements are in the public domain, but it > strikes me that the character names might be considered to be a > literary work and therefore copyright. Does anyone know whether I do > in fact need to ask permission before listing those names, and if so, > whom I need to ask?
Boy, I hope not. Interoperability takes a holiday. -Doug Ewell Fullerton, California
