How about tonal marks (á, à, ạ, ã, ả) and "weird characters" (ơ,ư,â,ô) in languages like Vietnamese? Should the filesystem ignore those, too? After all, they ar

How about tonal marks (á, à, ạ, ã, ả) and "weird characters" (ơ,ư,â,ô) in languages like Vietnamese? Should the filesystem ignore those, too? After all, they are regularly left off in a lot of modern text based conversation. If I have "bài tập #14.pdf" and "bai tap #14.pdf" in the same directory, basically everyone is going to expect them to be the same thing, not different things. Trying to explain they are different because filesystem developers only understand English-centric conventions isn't exactly easy to explain either.