I received it fine with all diacritics in place. the list handles standard mime language encoding and returns that. It does not as of yet handle unicode, but it will in the next year. you do have a choice though in the list software as to whether you want to receive the list content encoded or not and if not you will have problems with international languages:( it is though a user choice. On Tuesday, June 4, 2002, at 01:57 PM, Guillaume Latzko-Toth wrote:

Hello,

Is it "me" or my message was awfully corrupted by the mail server? All diacritic characters were replaced by those horrible =XX sequences... If it is the case for all of us, then let me suggest that something should be done to allow this international mailing list to bear non-english bits of text as well...

Guillaume

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