ml>> your loved iconv tool tells you that this messages is UTF-8
MK> No it doesn't. I don't use iconv to tell me anything. I do know that MK> it isn't utf-8 but instead an 8-bit character set. They most MK> definetly aren't utf-8 characters and is obvious to my reader.
ml>> contains characters with positions >127
MK> That isn't how utf-8 characters work. You obviously need to do your MK> research.
I am sure this will be a very interesting discussion, but it will be about implementation of sofware and that is not a matter that needs the attention of the FTSC.
Please take it to the UFT-8 area where it is on-topic.
UTF-8 is available from 2:280/464, 2:280/5555, 2:280/5003, 2:203/0, 1:249/303, 3:712/848 and others.
