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>No reason to repeat mistakes. The whole point of Unicode was to fix it all. The whole point of Unicode was to be The One True Encoding that served as a supers
by coldacid 5y ago
>No reason to repeat mistakes. The whole point of Unicode was to fix it all.
The whole point of Unicode was to be The One True Encoding that served as a superset of all the others, so that anything expressible in any other character set could be expressed identically in it (after mapping code points, of course).