Marco Cimarosti wrote:
> I downloaded the first two issues, but I see no mention to any formal
> proposal to Unicode. Perhaps it's in the third one.
The UTC has already reviewed some of the TDIL newsletter documents in
detail. Some recommendations were made; some characters have been suggested
for addition; and the results of UTC discussion to date have already been
returned to the Government of India. Some points and resolutions can be
found in UTC meeting minutes which are publicly posted on the web site.
The TDIL newsletters do not contain "formal proposals", but the newsletter
for May 2001 contained a large number of character requests for various
scripts. This was discussed by UTC in detail.
The subsequent TDIL newsletters, in their charts and detailed writeups
about the scripts, include some characters which are not encoded in
Unicode. Anyone looking at the TDIL newsletters for info should probably
check the charts against the Unicode 3.2 charts to see which characters
those are.
Rick
