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Jerome Vuarand wrote:
Italian and portuguese use alphabets based on the latin one, as do most european languages, and most of these alphabets letters have a very similar cousin in ASCII. But think about Russian, Chinese or Japanese people. While most can use a roman alphabet, many (especially the young) may be more comfortable with their local characters.
True. On the other hand, this would make cross-border communication harder and so increase programming culture fragmentation (no, I don't claim to have a solution).
Enrico