Andreas Prilop wrote:
> Suggested solution:
>
> Correct the typefaces Comic Sans MS, Tahoma, Verdana
> in the same way as the typeface Trebuchet MS has been corrected:
> Make U+2018 a rotational image of U+2019.
> Make U+201B a mirrored image of U+2019.
>
> Make a clear statement in the Unicode standard:
> U+2019 rotated by 180 degrees results in U+2018.
> U+2019 mirrored results in U+201B.
These suggestions are constructive and practical, and make a lot more
sense than trying to get a new character encoded, or telling people to
use the wrong character, to work around a glyph problem in a select few
fonts.
The editorial additions seem sensible, although words like TURNED and
REVERSED in character names have a specific, well-defined meaning and
there should be no need to explain them or talk around them, beyond what
the Standard and these additions provide.
-- Doug Ewell | Thornton, Colorado, USA http://www.ewellic.org | @DougEwell Received on Fri May 04 2012 - 00:05:30 CDT
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