John Hudson scripsit:
> What if the request to change the Hebrew combining classes came *from* W3C
> and/or IETF? I'm not saying that this is likely, but I'm wondering whether
> they might, in fact, not insist on stability for characters for which
> normalisation is currently broken anyway?
The normalization is not broken from the point of view of the "stability
community". They consider it more important that there be a fixed rule,
than what the content of the rule is. Google for "stare decisis" for
much more on this point of view in general.
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