We wanted to be a bit conservative regarding those characters, partly
because we are using a payment service that is fussy. We could test it out
again — but our first priority is getting U9.0 out the door!
Mark
On Tue, Jun 7, 2016 at 10:52 PM, Karl Williamson <public_at_khwilliamson.com>
wrote:
> On 06/07/2016 02:48 PM, Karl Williamson wrote:
>
>> I heard that someone was considering adopting ZWJ. They seemed to think
>> that non-printables are not adoptable. But I was unable to find a clear
>> list of criteria. The page that allows one to adopt said that it wasn't
>> available, but that page really doesn't make it clear how one can test
>> for this without actually doing the adoption. (Since it doesn't
>> actually ask for your credit card number on the initial page, one can
>> back out before the final commitment, but that's not a very friendly
>> interface)
>>
>>
> After I wrote that, I found this that I previously overlooked
>
> "You can’t sponsor candidate characters (those not yet released in a
> version of Unicode, such as the Emoji Candidates), nor certain characters
> such as invisible ones."
>
> But why this rule. Why should someone be forbidden to adopt ZWJ?
>
>
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