On Sunday, March 15, 2015 10:50:13 PM Doug Ewell wrote:
> > And in the other example, one is "B with double lines" vs "bitcoins".
>
> As David pointed out, currency symbols really aren’t an analogy to
> anything else. They are never built from combining characters, and are
> never decomposable to them. This has nothing really to do with TTS or
> pronunciation. One person in the Ubuntu thread mentioned that, but that
> is not the primary reason.
Why is that?
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