On Saturday, October 12, 2019 6:28:01 AM PST Rebecca Bettencourt via Unicode wrote: > This proposal was special in that it was asking the Unicode Consortium to > recognize a character that was already being used unofficially, so that > organizations like the Google Noto team who are sticklers for Unicode > compliance would include it. :)
Indeed - it is extremely unfortunate that users will need to wait until 2021(!) to get it into Unicode so Google will finally add it to the Noto fonts. There seems to be no conscionable reason for such a long delay after the approval. If that's just how things are done, fine, I certainly can't change the whole system. But imagine if you had to wait two years to even have a chance of using a letter you desperately need to write your language? Imagine if the letter "Q" was unencoded and Noto refused to add it for two more years?
