On Wed, Jan 16, 2002 at 10:13:31AM -0700, Robert Palais wrote:
> The pi problem turns
> something which should be natural into memorization for many students,
> and Unicode could allow an alternative to eventually correct it.
Unicode is generally not the place for evangalism. "[T]he Unicode
Standard does not encode idiosyncratic, personal novel, [or] rarely
exchanged ... characters", and I'm afraid as of yet, your double pi
symbol is all of those. Get it in use, and then the Unicode standard
will encode it.
I can not speak for Unicode, and there's some small chance that they
might disagree with me. In that case, you should look up the procedures
on making a formal proposal.
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