On Wed, Jan 30, 2002 at 09:42:08AM +0100, Karl Pentzlin wrote:
> The advantage is that you can encode text to be displayed correctly
> (i.e. according to the obligatory typesetting rules) in Fraktur as
> plain text. You even can display this text correctly in Fraktur or
> Roman without change (as you can encode a Serbocroatian plain text to
> be displayed in Latin or Cyrillic correctly without change).
What happens to the long s? That needs changing if you're talking about
Roman script since the 19th century.
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