Decoding this topic title, it probably was meant to be [[현재창]] (looks like Korean to me).
The original browser seems to have mangled the topic string, so that it got encoded as UTF-8 twice.

[RS]: This can indeed be further analysed with Tcl very easily:
 % u2x [encoding convertfrom utf-8 í����ì��¬ì°½]
 \uD604\uC7AC\uCC3D
 % encoding convertfrom utf-8 í����ì��¬ì°½
 현재창

The characters that I see for these Unicodes on my iPaq (the big box has no CJK fonts) indicate that it's approximately pronounced ''hyôn-jae-chass'', and this term brings up several pages full of links in Google, but I don't know the meaning.

[WJP]: The last letter is the velar nasal "ng", not "ss", so chang, not chass.

[DKF]: Babelfish[http://babelfish.altavista.com/] translates it to "''Currently window''".

[WJP]: hyôn-jae is the adjective "present, current". "window" in my experience is usually changgu,
but the dictionary says that chang alone can be "window". It can also mean "singing", "hole in
a flat surface such as leather or paper", "spear", and "syphillis". "window" does seem more likely here, but I do wonder how this phrase got here.

[MiR]: Is it conincidence, that window in korean also means syphillis???