>>>>> Dmitry Gutov <dgutov@yandex.ru> writes:

	[Moving to emacs-devel@ as the issue at hand is not exactly
	related to #20385.]

[…]

 > For some reason still unclear to me (I have English locale and
 > language set everywhere I can see), it displays a group of cyrillic
 > characters (тАШ) instead of the fancy quotes.  Which will complicate
 > reading small patches somewhat (ones I wouldn't open in an external
 > program otherwise).

	As I’ve pointed earlier [1], Thunderbird (on the /sending/ side)
	for some reason chooses /not/ to file the ‘charset’
	Content-Type: field for text/x-patch MIME parts.  In the absence
	of the explicitly-stated encoding, the receiving side may resort
	to guessing, or (if the buffer model so allows, and Emacs’
	/does/) may simply leave the content undecoded (as in:
	raw-text.)

	I presume this issue (the one of /not/ including the ‘charset’)
	is specific to Thunderbird.  As an example, please look at a
	fragment of the original patch thus MIMEd from Gnus.

[1] news:878ud0k8qh.fsf_-_@violet.siamics.net
    http://debbugs.gnu.org/20499#108

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