Seriously? Can you see a number of Russian articles,
that only the Russians can read,
in an international publication like the Fidonews? In any
international echo for that matter?
AFAIK, they already have a Russian version -- just like e.g. Sweden
had until our editor passed away.
Get real!
No, dear readers, rest assured that as long as I am the editor, the Fidonews will remain English only. Using CP850.
Seriously? Can you see a number of Russian articles, that only the Russians
can read, in an international publication like the Fidonews? In any international echo for that matter?
AFAIK, they already have a Russian version -- just like e.g. Sweden had until our editor passed away.
Get real!
No, dear readers, rest assured that as long as I am the editor, the Fidonews
will remain English only. Using CP850.
AFAIK, they already have a Russian version -- just like e.g. Sweden had
until our editor passed away.
Limiting FidoNet to English only is a problem that needs
correcting. Same as limiting FidoNet to Swedish only would be.
Or any other language. So why keep doing the same stupid thing?
had until our editor passed away.AFAIK, they already have a Russian version -- just like e.g. BF>Sweden
Limiting FidoNet to English only is a problem that needs
correcting. Same as limiting FidoNet to Swedish only would be.
Or any other language. So why keep doing the same stupid thing?
If you were the editor of the Snooze, how would you edit an article I submitted written in Maori (supposing that I could include all of the character accents)?
Are you fluent enough in that written language to edit it?
Would you do any better if it was written in Ukrainian?
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