Ar 08:34 -0700 1999-10-19, scr�obh Reynolds, Gregg:
>In a semi-serious vein: wouldn't box-score notation be a suitable candidate
>for encoding? It's pretty standard, has a specific syntax, and is spoken by
>millions. I would think other sports might have similar "languages";
>choreographic notation also comes to mind. Any Unicode-related activity for
>such things, or would they be considered private use encodings?
I would consider looking at a webpage explaining the whole notation system
to help decide this, but you will have to find one (authoritative and
complete) for me. I did a couple Alta Vista searches and kept getting like
50,000 hits. Baseball must be very popular.
Are the filled-in scoresheets published?
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