Re: proposals I wrote (and also, didn't write)

From: John Hudson (tiro@tiro.com)
Date: Tue Dec 07 2004 - 15:02:11 CST

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E. Keown wrote:

> In the so-called 'deprecated' block, the 2nd Hebrew
> block in the BMP, are composed Hebrew points which I
> plan to go on using. And I expect everyone else to go
> on using them also, all Hebraists. We think they are
> needed for 'text representation' of shin and sin.

It really is a better idea to use the decomposed forms, and to allow text representation
to be handled at the glyph level.

John Hudson

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