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> If it actually looks different, then it becomes a different code point. Which language gets the original code point and which one needs to change? And what
by boolemancer 3y ago
> If it actually looks different, then it becomes a different code point.
Which language gets the original code point and which one needs to change?
And what happens to all of the existing text written with the original code point?
- account42 3y agoObviously we are stuck with Unicode as-is now, warts and all. But that doesn't mean that the original design was the right one.