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This issue seems to lie with the JavaScript implementation of RegEx.
For some reason a Regular Expression will fail with extended characters.
I did some poking around in b.net's javascript files, and found that they use RegEx to validate the character limit.
To test this issue out, go here.
In the 'Regexp:' field put the following line
^[\s\S]{0,10000}$
and click on the 'Test Match' button.
You should get a popup window stating 'Successful match'
Now, 'OK' out of the popup window.
In the 'Subject string:' field add an extended character. alt+shift+k for apple users, and for windows user alt+0153(on keypad)
and click on the 'Test Match' button.
I got a window stating 'No Match'.
QUESTION:
What are your results on the last part of the procedure? Also, what Operating System and Browser are you using?
Update: Seems to be an issue with WebKit.
[Edited on 02.21.2008 2:10 PM PST]