From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Michael Everson >>to use the kinds of uppercase >>glyph models used in similar instances of after-the-fact >>uppercase inventions based on IPA or other phonetic >>alphabets and usages. > >A modified capital P would probably do.
[??!!] Michael, you've seen what they are using. How will the community be served when type designers start creating fonts that have a cap-height glyph for 0294 supplemented by a modified capital P? If a band of Rumple-stiltskin Latins from Caesar's administration suddenly awoke from their 2000 year slumber, reviewed the situation and then pronounced, "This 'w' is not acceptable to us; you shall be permitted to inscribe an additional sound from your barbaric northern tongue using an O split in two parts, and one size is adequate," how excited with their decision do you think we'd be? Peter Constable
