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I agree. And I'm an Australian in Japan learning Japanese. (I was expecting it to be a rant about insufficient unicode usage.)

• PeCaN 10y ago
  Doesn't help that at least for me it gets rendered differently in the title on HN and the actual article. That said, I expected something Japanese related, given that it's Candy Japan, but you'd think common fonts would have different looking characters for “no glyph” and the kanji for mouth.
  • kazinator 10y ago
    Another problem is that if the character appears in isolation, it's hard to tell whether you are looking at 口　(mouth) or 囗 (the "box radical" kanji, or "kunigamae"). Ha, for me, they look quite different in the font used for editing, but not so much in the rendered comment other than a small difference in size.