Re: if you really want utf-8 headers...
Martin Duerst <[email protected]> Mon, 05 Jan 2004 15:10:33 -0500
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At 01:34 04/01/01 -0500, Keith Moore wrote: >Universal adoption of IMAAs is anything but assured. The largest age >group of the world population is fairly young (say, less than 21 years >old) . Many of these people have grown up with cheap travel and good >communications, and an international popular culture. They are used to >dealing with people from other countries, and in multiple languages. Many >of these people may find that IMAAs don't benefit them so much and that >it's easier to get all email at an ASCII address (or for that matter at an >E164 number using ENUM) than it is to deal with IMAAs. There are definitely a lot of young people who travel cheaply. But there are also a lot of people who can't afford to travel, but who still might be able to use a computer at some public place. And while we can't do anything to make travel cheaper, we can work on making computers easier to use, for everybody. Regards, Martin.