Greg Wilson wrote: > I wouldn't expect the division sign to be on keyboards. On the other hand, > I would expect that having to type a two-stroke sequence every once in a > while would help native English speakers appreciate what people in other > countries sometimes have to go through in order to spell their names > correctly... Certain stuffy (and now deceased) members of my family, despite emigrating to the Americas during the Industrial Revolution, insisted that the proper spelling of McMillan involved elevating the "c". Wonder if there's a unicode character for that, so I can get righteously indignant whenever people fail to use it. Personally, I'm delighted when people don't add extra letters to my name, and even that's pretty silly, since all the variations on M*M*ll*n come down to how some government clerk chose to spell it. - Gordon
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