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> Localized scripts are exclusionary to everyone else It's the other way around, not supporting other letters is excluding everyone else because essentially on
by jobigoud 6y ago
> Localized scripts are exclusionary to everyone else
It's the other way around, not supporting other letters is excluding everyone else because essentially only English doesn't have diacritics.
"Año" and "ano" are not the same word, degrading to ascii only is not an acceptable solution. Imagine for example that the letters 'd', 'q' and 'w', weren't availabe in domain names for some reason and you had to use alternatives. That's how it feels.
- lopmotr 6y agoBy exclusionary, I mean it excludes people, not words. But if ñ is so important, then so are capital letters because "Olive" is a person and "olive" is a fruit. Imagine typing English without capital letters.