From: Theo Veenker (Theo.Veenker@let.uu.nl)
Date: Thu Oct 21 2004 - 02:41:39 CST
Mark Davis wrote:
> All comments are reviewed at the next UTC meeting. Due to the volume, we
> don't reply to each and every one what the disposition was. If actions were
> taken, they are recorded in the minutes of the meetings.
But what if an action was not taken. Do I have to keep reporting a particular
problem until it's gone? Also, there is no way of telling which problems
already have been reported a dozen times before. Assuming the comments
reported are archived, why can't this archive be made accessible to the
unicode list?
Theo
P.S.
I know the Unicode Consortium is a non-profit organization and you are all
very very busy, and I look up to the people behind it. But I often find
it hard to see the part where the Unicode Consortium is actually promoting
use of the Unicode Standard. Sometimes it almost seems to discourage
developers to use the Standard. Take the Book for instance, one is not
allowed to print the online version, so I bought the book to find out
that 2 of its 3 kilograms is just tables of glyphs which could have been
on a CD. So you pay $75 to get value for $25.
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