anyway i’m just saying setting a letter in superscript is a transparent way of encoding additional meaning without making things difficult to read for existing speakers
*puts on orthographic history glasses* but Lady, considering the history of germanic umlaut, don’t you run the risk of the superscript E being further reducᵉd to a simplᵉ diacritic? lik̈ this, for exampl̈?
*takes off glasses* but you see, dieresis on the preceding consonant is already the function silent E is performing
skitty is more of a moon cat than umbreon and yet @aescling never wears a skitty hoodie, dissapointing
🫡🫡🫡 to all the people continuing to use weird and new Latin letters in their languages and providing a compelling reason for encoding
the good news is my phone is upgraded to Unicode 16, so those code·points i’ve been using are now recognized as valid code·points instead of as reserved for future encoding. the bad news is that i still don’t have any fonts which support them. the ugly news is that i have now started using code·points which won’t be properly supported until Unicode 18
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