Hi Geert,
you wrote on 13 Apr 2005:
> I don't think so: both `c' and `t' are (different) ASCII-transcripts of the
> actual non-ASCII character that should have been there. Yes, UTF-8 to US-ASCII
> is lossy and imprecise ;-)
There is now UTF there :-)
Both Marcin and Martin are the same name, the difference is that Marcin is
a Polish version - this is the correct spelling as far as Polish is concerned.
It is like John and Johann I guess; or Paul and Pavel (Pavel is Czech
here)
There are issues with names sometimes. eg. I can say that I am Maciej or
I can say I am Maciek. And it is perfectly fine. No spelling mistakes
there.
Regards,
Maciej
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