Just a nitpick because the page says: "Unicode is a standard that aims to unify all human languages, both past and present, and make them work with computers."

Just a nitpick because the page says: "Unicode is a standard that aims to unify all human languages, both past and present, and make them work with computers." but of course unicode is only relevant to written languages as opposed to spoken languages (and signed languages) I wish that was the only thing wrong with that page