States struggling to deal with digital documents

Esperanto: Why doesn't Massachusetts legislate for Esperanto, instead of that pesky American English?

Seriously, we may even lose a state, since no-one will be able to read their documents outside the borders. Well accept for the ABMers, *nix geeks and people who can find converters to Office, but then I think we can do without 0.00001% of the computer population; Posted by: TonyMcS Posted on: 04/25/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Portability richdave | 04/25/06

Mass Holes Kimbok@... | 04/25/06

RE: Mass Holes richdave | 04/25/06

wrong, bubba. John Le'Brecage | 04/25/06

I wonder Yagotta B. Kidding | 04/25/06

RE: I wonder richdave | 04/25/06

You're missing the context Yagotta B. Kidding | 04/25/06

In the heart of a star Yagotta B. Kidding | 04/25/06

Quoting from the linked bill. Anton Philidor | 04/25/06

Esperanto TonyMcS | 04/25/06

Better world mosborne | 04/26/06

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