> Kenneth Whistler wrote on Theban, > > > Because of that, nobody (seriously) involved in > > 10646 or Unicode has bothered to try to provide a > > character encoding proposal for it.
And James Kass responded: > > There was a link sent to this list in Feb 2002 for some kind > of preliminary proposal, but that link appears to now be broken. > > Here's a newer link for a draft proposal for Theban: > http://catb.org/~esr/unicode/theban/ Thanks for the updated link (although www.catb.org seems to work better for some reason). However, while this proposal, filled out by Eric S. Raymond, uses the WG2 summary proposal form, there is no evidence that I can find that this has ever been submitted into either the WG2 or the UTC/L2 document registers. I've attended every one of the UTC meetings since February 26, 2002 (the date of this document), and all but one of the WG2 meetings, and Theban has never been on the agendas, nor has this document been distributed for consideration in either committee. That's what I meant by the "seriously" qualification. A proposal isn't very serious, from the point of view of the encoding committees, until it gets into their document registers and onto their meeting agendas. --Ken P.S. Incidentally, I don't find the rationale stated in the Raymond proposal to be at all convincing.
