Re: Terzemian on the web

----- Original Message -----
From: Philip Newton <philip.newton@...>

> On 2/21/07, Paul Bennett <paul-bennett@...> wrote:
> > > ... http://wiki.frath.net/F%C3%ADnl%C3%A6%CC%A8sk ...
> >
> > Odd that the page name was deliberately made with a combining
acute,
> > and it exists as a precomposed character, too.
>
> I see no combining acute.
Neither do I, thus eyebrow-raise: the page was created using a
combining acute in its name, and yet
the URLencoded URL shows a precomposed character. Evidently, something
in the path from Babelmap ->
Opera -> Frath -> Firefox glunched together the i and the combining
acute. Vaguely interesting, but
not in the least cause for alarm.

Speaking of composition, the original sentence was clearly badly
composed. I have no idea what the ",
too" on the end was for, either.

> (Perhaps you're confused by the fact that the URL-encoding uses
> UTF-8,
I assure you I'm not.




Paul

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