Hi,
consider the situation of a document author who strives to write a
roff document with the simultaneous goals of having it render nicely
when typeset (e.g., with -Tpdf) and having it render intelligibly
when on a -Tascii terminal. For example, that is a usual set of
goals when writing manual p
> What would you think about changing the - admittedly venerable -
> policy in this respect? About shifting the top priority onto making
> the meaning unambiguous in -Tascii output, and only pick a similar
> graphical shape if that does not endanger properly conveying the
> meaning?
I support th
