>I'm going to soon hit the five-post daily limit, so some of my replies might
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>From: "Jean-François Colson" <fa597525@..>
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>>I don't like that too, but there are 2 precedents: Lëtzebuergesch
>>(Luxembourgish? I'm not sure about its English name) and Irish Gaelic.
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>I've seen Luxembourgeois and Luxembourgish. And neither that or Irish are
>used on the EU website
http://europa.eu.int so I imagine Maltese would be
>the same case. Also, Maltese-language websites would have to be encoded
>either in Unicode or an obscure ISO Latin encoding, because of some of its
>more exotic letters. None of the Windows (can't say about Mac) encodings
>include Maltese or Esperanto, just Western and Central European, Baltic,
>Greek and Cyrillic.
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