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That's true—the actual IME is much more flexible than this. My point is more that this isn't really anything new. It's a fairly common way to Romanize Japanese
by thrdbndndn 2y ago
That's true—the actual IME is much more flexible than this.
My point is more that this isn't really anything new. It's a fairly common way to Romanize Japanese in practice, even though it doesn't strictly follow Hepburn or Nihon-shiki. In fact, this style seems to be more widely used in the Western "fandom" world—on platforms like AniDB, Danbooru, and others—than the two "official" systems.