Because of the widespread belief that Unicode stops at U+FFFF, many fonts and applications that claim to support Unicode can only handle basic characters, not supplementary characters. Right. (Is it really a widespread belief? That's something I've been wondering.) So using the plain english term "basic" to describe that subset of Unicode is misleading. I agree with you that the language in the standard needs updating. -t
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