@jimirings I know. I just had one in programmers with a Russian whose name started with T... the Cyrillic T. Luckily just typing @ an pausing popped up their name.
@freiheit I realise that. I just wondered if anyone knew what happened, while thinking of people who have unicode usernames.
I am somewhat amused that a site that is normally so good with unicode support still has these little holes in it. It makes me feel slightly better that the font we use on our embedded devices has weird holes in its glyph set (it has the optional Klingon glyphs but not Mongolian, for example).
For your convenience I've switched to a latin M at the start of Mσᶎ
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Sometime I wonder if I am the only person who has moved from recreational reading of dictionaries to browsing unicode fonts and marvelling at all the different forms of writing the species has come up with. Much of Myanmar is based on two adjacent circles, sort of like the infinity sign.
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