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The correct answer is "who cares" though. Languages which use cased alphabets.. use cased alphabets, you don't get to argue with it. You also don't get to argu
by samatman 4y ago
The correct answer is "who cares" though. Languages which use cased alphabets.. use cased alphabets, you don't get to argue with it.
You also don't get to argue with the fusional position changes in Arabic, or the ligatures in Devanagari, or the places within a square the featural particles of Hangul must be printed in.
These things aren't negotiable.
- msh 4y agoYou are correct that its not negotiable when supporting that language, but it is negotiable what languages and writing sets a given application support.