Read the standards! It says language labelling belongs IN A HIGHER
LEVEL PROTOCOL. Incidentally, there is no existing standard for
language labelling. Oh, and don't forget: language labelling is NOT
the same as charset labelling; you seem to continually confuse the two.
> Why? One can make labels as detailed about the language as necessary --
> labeling assumes the extensibility of the labels set, and matching will
> still work because label contains charset name. See MIME for example of
> labeling (not for example of 7-bit encoding, it's unnecessary).
MIME is a horrible example, because it doesn't let you switch
languages in the middle of a document. It doesn't even begin to solve
the problem.
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