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# ''The Cambridge History of Southeast Asia'' (1993), the top specialist work on Vietnamese history, also drops the diacritics.

# ''The Cambridge History of Southeast Asia'' (1993), the top specialist work on Vietnamese history, also drops the diacritics.

# The top English-language news sites in Vietnam, including [http://english.vov.vn/ Voice of Vietnam], drop the diacritics.<ref>These sites are aggregated by [http://en.baomoi.com/ Bao Moi].</ref> The content of these sites represent news translated from Vietnamese, so there is no technical barrier that would prevent them from using diacritics.

# The top English-language news sites in Vietnam, including [http://english.vov.vn/ Voice of Vietnam], drop the diacritics.<ref>These sites are aggregated by [http://en.baomoi.com/ Bao Moi].</ref> The content of these sites represent news translated from Vietnamese, so there is no technical barrier that would prevent them from using diacritics.

# Who puts Vietnamese diacritics in English-language material? Besides Wikipedia, there's Thế Giới Publishers in Hanoi. This company publishes old-style war propaganda. Tourists can buy these antiques and show the goofy writing to their friends back home. If a Vietnamese publisher expects English-speakers to actually read a book, the diacritics are dropped.

# Who puts Vietnamese diacritics in English-language material? Besides Wikipedia, there's Thế Giới Publishers in Hanoi. This company publishes old-style war propaganda. Tourists can buy these antiques and show the goofy writing to their friends back home. If a Vietnamese publisher expects English-speakers to actually read a book or periodical, the diacritics are dropped.

==Wikipedia RFC==

==Wikipedia RFC==