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Originally Posted by oneillpt
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I looked at the character encoding specified in the HTTP headers for an article I followed. In fact, here it is again for the first article listed in the feed:
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Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1
(I used FireFox and the Live HTTP Headers plugin) I suspected you'd found a different encoding listed somewhere in the source, so I wasn't trying to disagree with you, just to point out what I'd found and what symptoms the difference might cause to appear. The 8859 family is pretty uniform, but 8859-1 is far more common than 8859-15, so I thought I'd mention what I'd seen.
In fact, part of the reason I looked was to see how you might have come up with the answer. I don't often have character encoding problems (mostly I work in English), so I was wondering if you'd found your answer in source or HTTP headers.