ml> and when the letters are pasted, they are very likely to be mangled which ml> will further add confusion to the 'name spelled correctly' problem... i ml> see it way too many times here when i try to paste stuff from the ml> internet into documents... in many cases, i have to resort to another ml> method of gathering the information...
I think you have a valid point there, however ... let's take BjФrn's name ... and have a look.
BjФrn = 5 characters Bjerk = 5 characters
"Bj" does not need any translation.
The "Ф" gets translated, if it gets translated at all, into a single character because after the alleged translation the name still has the same length.
So the "Ф" obviously must've been "translated" into an 'e', which is fine with me.
The 4th character, the "r", is common and does not get translated.
The 5th character, the "n", is common too and there is no justified explanation between here and the Moon that software would have altered the "n" to a "k".
I do not understand why some individuals have the audacity to keep pretending this is a software-matter.
It was a plain attempt at insult, the "jerk"-word sits there too nicely telling a story of its own.
I do not expect you to accept this although it takes only half a brain to figure it out.
