That is indeed sad. I, on the other hand, was pleasantly surprised that the site makes a distinction between "ß" and "ss". This usually presents a problem onli

That is indeed sad. I, on the other hand, was pleasantly surprised that the site makes a distinction between "ß" and "ss". This usually presents a problem online, and I've sometimes considered changing my last name because of that. I had never thought about the fact that this must be even harder for French and Spanish speakers, with the high amount of accents compared to Umlauts and the "sharp s" in German.