Re: Where is my character @?

James Kass wrote:
 
> It's probably old-fashioned to say that technology should be forced to
> accomodate people rather than the other way around. But it's good to
> note that efforts are still being made on behalf of the users to make
> progress towards U.C.S. inclusion.
 
I'm as opposed to this proposal as I was in 2004, if not more so, and
I'm working on a brief response document for next week's UTC.
 
Among other things, it's not at all clear that the orthography using @,
cited in three works from a single publisher in 1998, has been adopted
or become particularly widespread within the Koalib community. (And no,
this does not constitute "disdain for the small community.")
 

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