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It's a loose similarity to be sure. In Korean, syllables are written as a constricted glyph. In dottsies, words are written as a constructed glyph.
by idle_zealot 9y ago
It's a loose similarity to be sure. In Korean, syllables are written as a constricted glyph. In dottsies, words are written as a constructed glyph.
- ivanbakel 9y agoThat would be like saying cursive Latin alphabet produces constructed glyphs. Dotsies is just an alphabet - no letter or syllable acts as a modifier on any other.