Is it just my browser, or did the changes 24.4.254.xxx made to this article (and to other China-related articles) break things for everyone? All the articles he's edited show up blank to me now. I normally have no problems with Unicode or Chinese characters in articles.
I think I can spoof my URL to get an edit box for each of these to try and fix them, but I'd like to make sure it's not just me before I go in and muck about. --Paul Drye
Mmmm, seems to work fine for me. Perhaps some unicode bug in your browser? I can imagine most western text only browsers will display something other than chinese signs there... --Anders Törlind
My browser -- IE 5.5 -- is normally OK as I've loaded it up with Unicode fonts and so on. That said, perhaps it is a bug. I don't see any problems in the HTML that wikipedia is sending to my browser. On the other hand, this is a rather common browser, so even if a bug it may be worth considering a workaround. --
Paul Drye
Just tried it with IE 5.0, and the signs do not display. Otherwise the page looks just fine. Stranger than a snakes armpit. --Anders Törlind
And I've just tried it with another computer using both IE 5.0 with Unicode and Chinese character support (it's fine), and with the latest build of Mozilla (also fine). I guess we'll just have to chalk it up to some peculiarity with the first machine, and not a general problem. Now you know why I asked first rather than changing it!
Thanks for you help, Anders. -- Paul Drye
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