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> let us use our language You mean the orthographic written form of the language that was codified by same "wiper outers" to help preserve it? I wonder how ot
by aksss 6y ago
> let us use our language
You mean the orthographic written form of the language that was codified by same "wiper outers" to help preserve it?
I wonder how other words in the same language have been written to use them as business names (non or less orthographic versions). Or considering typewriters and computers have long been useless with non-standard character sets, how the words were depicted when using those tools. Presumably there's some rendered form of the words that makes use of UTF-8, right?