Michael Everson scripsit:
> TTB, not T2B, please. [...] BTT, not B2T, please.
It would be a violation of my traditional cultural standards to use T instead of 2 for "to". Furthermore, using 2 prevents me from writing TBB and other such horrors.
It irritates nonetheless.
> Ogham has LTR directionality when horizontal, and BTT directionalitywhen carved on ancient monuments.
Except that it seems that on occasion parts, at least, of said ancient monuments are indeed carved T2B.
When the long inscription is too long it goes over the top and down the other side, but think of it as a plane in curved space.
> If you took LTR Ogham in lines and turned the paper so that the L wasat the B, you might get your answer.
An answer, to be sure, but *the* answer?
:-L -- Michael Everson * * Everson Typography * * http://www.evertype.com
