Happy New Year!
The article has interesting related comments, including the possibility
that typing would use trad. characters, but handwriting would use
simplified ones.
Some scholars are resisting continuing simplification; there's much else.
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Trivial fun:
"HΗН" could be interpreted as "HEN". The second letter is Greek, and the
third, Cyrillic. There must be more-interesting such examples. Using
Georgia in openSUSE Linux, all three glyphs look identical.
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Somewhat off-topic: Why are there so many different ways of spelling
[Muammar of Libya's] surname? Wouldn't his name be spelled only one way in
Arabic? If so, then is transliterating Arabic partly a matter of judgment,
tradition, etc.?
Best regards to all,
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Nicholas Bodley _.=|*|=._ Waltham, Mass.
How Fox News Outfoxes Average Americans:
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It's psychological warfare on the 99% of us.