If I consult the Atomic Theory document, I see that the following
"variant forms" of Latin letters are already encoded in Unicode:
OPEN E
SQUAT ESH
STRETCHED C
LONG S
R WITH FISHHOOK
as well as quite a few Greek and Cyrillic letters.
I don't know the stories behind these (though I may hope once more
for the kind enlightenment of Ken Whistler), but would it be possible
to make a case that both dotless j and dotless i are candidates for
encoding based on similar reasoning to one or more of the above?
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