From: John Jenkins
Message: 685
Date: 2001-11-14
>And, of course, Chinese has the same problem, as do Hebrew et al. I think
>> In the case of Deseret, there are no descenders or ascenders. Except
>> when
>> a word is capitalized, each word is rectangular, which makes it hard to
>> distinguish words without parsing them.
>
> This is the same flaw as Cyrillic has, isn't it? And Cyrillic's one of
> the world's four large 'international' scripts (Chinese, Latin, Cyrillic
> and Arabic).
>