> IMO websites like this that challenge the assumption that all modern software is obligated to support all of Unicode are a valuable contribution to the world,

> IMO websites like this that challenge the assumption that all modern software is obligated to support all of Unicode are a valuable contribution to the world, if only because they might inspire the creation of a better, more well-scoped character set. Oh God no. We do not need any more character sets. Most of what you mention can be fixed with a font, and the LTR-override stuff is in the realm of proper escaping which all web apps everywhere in the world need to do at all times absolutely goddamned regardless.