Thread:CGT dk/@comment-258494-20160302232317/@comment-26661818-20160303223343

Started 8 hours ago (due to writing difficulties). This is very confusing. You are absolutly right Ozcaro. And then there is 'oe' instead of 'ø'. It could be ok with 'o' if it's not the last letter in a name. ('sø' means 'lake' whereas 'so' means 'sow' and are degrading slang)
 * 'ae' instead of 'æ' are accepted here,
 * 'aa' instead of 'å'. Å/å IS Aa/aa. (e.g. Århus = Aarhus).
 * 'oe' instead of the similar french letter 'œ' are also accepted here.

I have not used danish characters since an edit on 12 Feb such as "Signe Højer|Signe Hojer", where only the second name are visible. This edit got me blocked. It is very similar to this edit made the day before on "List of supercentenarians born in 1904" (by Ryoung!)

Sorry, but isn't that double standard and poor judgement?

When it sadly are decided to disrespect proper spelling (using ISO/IEC 8859-1) of our senior citizens names, their names should at least be "translated" correctly.