On 12 Jan 2012, at 16:54, John H. Jenkins wrote: Kang-Hao (Kenny) Lu 於 2012年1月12日 上午12:13 寫道：
* Three folks think this is rather unnecessary (including me). Some people go more and say "What about a code point for XXX and YYY?" Do they have specific XXXs and YYYs in mind? In general, the process is outlined at http://www.unicode.org/pending/proposals.html. For hanzi, the characters need to be added to UTR #45 first, but I'm going to propose that for both the upside-down fuk1—er, fu, and the upside-down chun, since they have been discussed. UTR #45 lets us track such discussions. ===== 井作恆 John H. Jenkins [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> I have received a request for an upside-down 钱 (=qián = money = U+94B1). I have talked with a small number of Chinese students about having an upside-down fu character and they were all enthusiastic. I will be talking with more Chinese students next week which is when the new term starts. John: As you are progressing upside-down fu and chun characters into UTR #45 does this mean that I no longer need to submit a "Proposal Summary Form" for upside-down fu? I have not yet actually started on said form. André 小山 Schappo
