> But if Elaine simply wants to create a font with the desired glyphs, > then Chris is correct. It is not necessary to assign a Unicode code > point to every ligature and alternative glyph in a font.
I thought Elaine wanted to create a font because she thought it was needed for a proposal. What I meant to say is that if you assign PUA code points to your glyphs in a proposal, that then, if your proposal is accepted, the PUA code points will not be used by the Consortium. They will assign different codepoints for the glyphs.
