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demian3 (프로필 보기) 2012년 1월 15일 오후 9:09:42
I don't quite understand you, a QR code name? I think just something like *eo lingvo* will do or something like that... or I don't understand you.
Sepius (프로필 보기) 2012년 1월 15일 오후 11:34:56
Sorry demian3. I'll explain, and I don't think matrica kodo would work Miland because QR code is the name of a 2d matrix scanner code, hence why I called it a name, but I do like your suggestion, rolls off the tongue really nice.
The code is called Quick Respond code developed by Toyota. It now carries an international standard, but there are still many matrix or 2d codes, including a colour 2d matrix code as well.
This one has the three box in box keys seen in the corners and used often now to send your mobile device to a web page, I think this is because there is no royalty on its use, or the royalties are not pursued.
Other suggestions I got were dudimensian kodon and QRan ĉifron another I like that rolls of the tongue.
Sorry about the rude assumption every one knows what a QR code is.
edit, sorry Miland, just saw you linked the wiki.
The code is called Quick Respond code developed by Toyota. It now carries an international standard, but there are still many matrix or 2d codes, including a colour 2d matrix code as well.
This one has the three box in box keys seen in the corners and used often now to send your mobile device to a web page, I think this is because there is no royalty on its use, or the royalties are not pursued.
Other suggestions I got were dudimensian kodon and QRan ĉifron another I like that rolls of the tongue.
Sorry about the rude assumption every one knows what a QR code is.
edit, sorry Miland, just saw you linked the wiki.
Chainy (프로필 보기) 2012년 1월 16일 오후 9:16:03
According to Wikipedia, it seems every language uses "QR" in the name, they just alter the word for 'code'. Take Chinese, for example: "QR碼".
So, in Esperanto it would be 'QR-kodo'.
So, in Esperanto it would be 'QR-kodo'.
