I like the new layout of the Unicode Web site. It presents a clean, uniform, and dignified look. I can't think of many Web sites that can say the same. I did find a typo, however. From the page titled "Technical Work" at <http://www.unicode.org/unicode/techwork.html>: > The Unicode Standard was the basis for the Universal Character > Set, two-octet form (USC-2) of ISO/IEC 10646. (See the Technical > Introduction). The Unicode Standard's 65,536 code values are the > first 65,536 code values of ISO 10646. That should be "UCS-2," of course, not "USC-2." Also, is it really correct to say that Unicode represents only the BMP while 10646 represents the entire code space? I know that was once considered true, but not any more. -Doug Ewell Fullerton, California
