My remark is still valid: Klingon is not Latin, even if there's a font that tries to represent Latin letters by creating Latin digraph ligatures into Klingon letters that break the conformance requirement for Latin letters.
Oh, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.....
I wrote some words in Klingon. I wrote them in the Latin script. John observed that this was more proof that Klingon was conventionally written in the Latin script, which it is. It is not conventionally written in the pIqaD. That's why pIqaD has not been encoded in the Unicode Standard. Enthusiasts use it decoratively; that's why it was given a CSUR encodinng.
It's embarrassing to see someone going to such lengths to show what an expert he is about this when he is just utterly wrong.
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Michael Everson * * Everson Typography * * http://www.evertype.com
