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Most English ligatures (pretty much all other than æ and œ) are simply artifacts of formatting, rather than actual letters. With that in mind, ligature versions
by coldacid 5y ago
Most English ligatures (pretty much all other than æ and œ) are simply artifacts of formatting, rather than actual letters. With that in mind, ligature versions of fl and ffl (and the like) are unnecessary.
- PaulDavisThe1st 5y agoThere's a person who was involved for years in the maintainance of the venerable CSound audio programming language who specifically changed his last name to ffitch (with a ligature, and no leading capital). I don't know for certain, but I think it was intended to provoke/test/trouble weak text representation in software.