From: Christopher John Fynn (cfynn@gmx.net)
Date: Fri Dec 26 2003 - 10:58:04 EST
On 12/23/03 19:40, Philippe Verdy wrote:
>Could you instead take the time to work on the missing Latin
>letters for African languages? Why isn't there any serious
>work about these living languages that don't have lot of
>universitary support and nearly no computer resources in
>Africa to make this job?
Philippe
If you feel these characters are so important, why don't you work on a proposal
instead of suggesting others prioritise this? Few people are actually paid for
encoding minority or historical scripts. People usually make proposals out of
interest and/or because they need the characters encoded as part of some other
work they are doing.
Anyway how many unencoded Latin characters, which could not be composed of
existing characters plus combining marks and diacritics, do you think there
are?
- Chris
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