On Sunday, December 26th, 2004 5:54 a.m. (!) Philippe Verdy va escriure, entre altres: > > In the EU legislation, there are tons of references to "languages", > but much less about "script systems";
However, there is a well known case about them. In 1997, when it was about the building of the Euro monetary unit, Greece conditioned its Yes ballot to the fact that the Greek writing system would show up on the notes, whatever were the accorded name. And so does it. In a few years from now, when Bulgaria will join the EMU, we will see if they (Bulgarian) will choose ÐÐÐÐ or ÐÐÐÐ for the name of the currency. And in the latter case, if we should modify the notes to include one more spelling (according to Unicode/10646, ÐÐÐÐ is very different to ÎÎÎÎ) even if they look like very similar... Antoine
