On 4/22/2013 12:35 PM, Stephan Stiller wrote:
[Charlie Ruland:]
The Unicode Consortium is prepared to encode all characters that can
be shown to be in actual use.
Are you sure there is a precedent for what is essentially markup for a
system of (alpha)numerical IDs?
You don't even have to look that far. These inventions utterly fail the
"actual use" test, in the sense that I explained in my other message.
I'm always suspicious if someone wants to discuss scope of the standard
before demonstrating a compelling case on the merits of wide-spread
actual use.
A./
