In section 3.4, UTR No. 20 speaks of � cursively-connected scripts�. (http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr20/#Deprecated)
Unicode 4.0's glossary defines cursive as � writing where the letters of a word are connected � (I have the same definition in a large French book about the history of calligraphy) http://www.unicode.org/book/preview/glossary.pdf Given this definition, isn't it redundant to speak of cursively-connected scripts or are some cursive scripts not characterized by their letters being connected(*) ? P. A. (*) Maybe some early roman cursives from the IInd-IIIrd century A.D ? But is the definition of cursive correct then ?
