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From: kawarada@titnce.UUCP
Newsgroups: fj.kanji
Subject: Adapting to transient state.(in broken English)
Message-ID: < 268@titnce.UUCP> 
Date: 16 Jun 86 08:00:07 GMT
Date-Received: 16 Jun 86 08:03:08 GMT
Reply-To: kawarada@clapton.UUCP (Hiroshi Kawarada 2049)
Distribution: fj
Organization: Tokyo Institute of Tech. Japan
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 I think many poster joining in this article may agree with followings.
That is, all poster should use JIS kanji and any other JIS escape code.

ESC $ @      --->  jis(1978)
ESC $ B      --->  jis(1983)
ESC ( J      --->  jis(romaji)
ESC ( B      --->  ascii

 It's good to determine standard code for JUNET.And I also agree with foregoing 
" standard" .

 But can all reader adapt to this " standard" ? No one can dominate JUNET,so we
should try to read the article whitch is out of " standard" .And we try to post
in " standard"  code.
 It's said that each user have to change escape to accept " standard"  code for
JUNET.Can all joiner change that? We hope no joiner left alone by standariza-
tion.

 To avoid this problem,I proposed funnel type filter named " kc" .
It's very easy way that most joiner can follow after this standarization.

	*
	 *
	  *
	   *
	    *
	     *
	      *		" kc" 
poster		************************
					------>  mail or news (in "standard")
(in various	************************
 type of      *
 escape code)*
	    *
	   *
	  *
	 *
	*

							*
						       *
						      *
						     *
						    *
						   *
			       " kc" 		  *
reader			**************************	news or mail
(in his or her  < -------				(in "standard" or
own escape code)	**************************	 any other escape code)
						  *
						   *
						    *
						     *
						      *
						       *
						        *
How do you think about this.

P.S. there are bugs in " kc.c" .Corrected version of " kc.c"  posted in fj.sources.
Sorry.
				Mon. June 16 wada toshikazu (T.I.T nagatsuta)