Aleksandr Andreev
Aleksandr Andreev
IIRC, 9908.xml is obsolete because the Perl API no longer uses "floaters".
Hello again. In some (all?) of the glyphs that you edited the anchor points have disappeared. How did this happen?
I think the idea of cleaning up the contours is fine (is it necessary though? the font passed all of Fontforge and Google validations). But I want to make sure...
I am not convinced that this change in Unicode was correct. @starover77 please comment as well.
_Pace_ Michael Everson, someone should do his own paleographic research and see if this character occurs in other manuscripts as well.
@starover77 is working on a fix.
This is now fixed in the relevant repositories, e.g. [here](https://github.com/slavonic/Pochaevsk) and [here](https://github.com/slavonic/Ponomar).
What is the utility in creating Church Slavonic stylized glyphs that will never be used? It seems like a lot of work for very little result.
But why would someone need Slavonic stylized letters for modern-invented characters? Anyway, pull requests are always welcome.
@starover77 well to be fair, the font is not just designed for Church Slavonic texts: it also supports Aleut, Sakha, Romanian Cyrillic.