Re: Case-folding dotted i

From: Joó Ádám <adam_at_jooadam.hu>
Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2013 16:35:53 +0100

> Blame the invention of the dot over the i, or the convention of omitting it
> when adding accents, or the adoption much later of a specifically dotless i
> into the Turkish alphabet...

Or the invention of a soft accent, for that matter. If the dot would
be explicitly encoded in all cases, no problem would arise.

Á
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