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there shouldn’t be an uppercase version of ß because there is no word in the german language that uses it as the first letter. the german language didnt think
by bratwurst3000 2y ago
there shouldn’t be an uppercase version of ß because there is no word in the german language that uses it as the first letter. the german language didnt think of allcaps. please correct me if I am wrong. If written in uppercase it should be converted to SZ or the new uppercase ß…. which my iphone doesn’t have… and
converting anything to uppercase SS isn’t something germany wants …
- account42 2y ago> there shouldn’t be an uppercase version of ß because there is no word in the german language that uses it as the first letter. the german language didnt think of allcaps. Allcaps (and smallcaps) has always existed in signage everywhere. Before the computing age, letters where just arbitrary metal stamps -- and just whatever you could draw before that. Historically, language was not as standardized as it is today.
- Towaway69 2y agoI don’t think that Germany wants a capital ß or the German language requires one rather technology needs one to dot the eyes and cross the tees.