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>* the lower case of upper case "I" is the dotless "ı" (not "i" as everywhere else) >* the upper case of lower case "i" is the dotted "İ" (not "I" as everywher
by provemewrong 11y ago
>* the lower case of upper case "I" is the dotless "ı" (not "i" as everywhere else)
>* the upper case of lower case "i" is the dotted "İ" (not "I" as everywhere else)
It does make sense though.
- pluma 11y agoSure, but only if you can convince every other alphabet to either replace their lower case "i" with the dotless "ı" or their upper case "I" with the dotted "İ".
- lmnt 11y agoActually, it's asymmetric in that the upper case of lower case "j" is the dotless "J".
- raldi 11y agoDoes it, though? Would you also say it would make more sense for the lowercase B to have two enclosed spaces instead of just one?
- thaumasiotes 11y agoWould it make more sense to have just one glyph for a letter instead of two? Of course. We're not getting anything out of making the distinction.