Peter Gervai <grin(a)tolna.net> writes:
However we *do* have problems with english wikipedia
when pages contain
unrepresentable literal characters, which makes the page break after
editing.
Yes, the same is valid for the German WP. Pages are served as
iso-8859-1 but people don't hesitate to add iso-8859-15 (the EUR
symbol) or even windows-1252 ("smart quotes"). The next one, with a
conforming browser, edits such an article and the next reader will see
some quotations marks or other artefacts - this happens, not that
often, though.
See "Budapest" article on wikitravel, where
every special dash and
curly quote marks became question marks. Truly ugly.
Yes, that's what I meant ;)
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