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If you read scientific journals, they have dealt with ASCII names, sometimes with last names in all caps, with the given name.[0] For example, KANESHIRO, Takes
by jasonjei 5y ago
If you read scientific journals, they have dealt with ASCII names, sometimes with last names in all caps, with the given name.[0]
For example, KANESHIRO, Takeshi, with the names of the authors of a paper.
[0] https://reader.elsevier.com/reader/sd/pii/S0022247X9895987X?token=537A50E782AD6F72766516CF71F3F738FDC68D49D2A9BCACE1A25069A10698122E517D84BC819C7EDF1AA19B718A2DE0&originRegion=us-east-1&originCreation=20210524222341 https://reader.elsevier.com/reader/sd/pii/S0022247X9895987X?...
- wilg 5y agoA better approach is just using whatever name they provide in full. If you need a short name (which is not the case in the original .txt file), ask for one. Just treat names like opaque blobs.