tp>Back to the subject of what would be useful on the Unicode 3.0 CD,
how about a list of the characters used by various languages? (Perhaps
with classifications like "essential" and "only in foreign words".)
Could the European subsetters be persuaded to contribute their data?
The Cyrillic and Arabic blocks also merit attention.
What languages should this be done for? The Ethnologue catalogues over
6000 living languages. It would be great to do this, but it's not a
small undertaking.
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