- From: Richard Ishida <ishida@w3.org>
- Date: Mon, 29 Jun 2015 15:03:06 +0100
- To: public-i18n-mongolian@w3.org, husela@163.com, dkai@xenotypetech.com, que2003cn@aliyun.com
Michel Suignard has just joined the list. He has an action item from the Unicode Technical Committee to work on standardising Mongolian variant forms. ri On 29/06/2015 09:12, Richard Ishida wrote: > Welcome, and thank you for agreeing to join the public-i18n-mongolian > list! On this list we will discuss how to harmonize the handling of > variant forms in Mongolian. We will use > http://r12a.github.io/scripts/mongolian/variants to identify items that > need discussion, and to record decisions. > > Shortly, Greg Eck will send out an initial topic for discussion. > > Here are just a few notes that may be helpful. > > First, please bear in mind that the archive for this list is visible to > the public at https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-i18n-mongolian/. > > There may also be emails from time to time that deal with other aspects > of Mongolian typography on the Web. You are welcome to either ignore > those, or contribute to the discussion. > > Please try to write in English, however if it is problematic to do so, > you can write in a language such as Chinese. In that case, however, > other people on the list should try to ensure that the message is > summarised in English, so that it is accessible to those who don't speak > that language. > > At the end of this message I list the current participants on the list. > By the way, we have people on the list who are in regular contact with > Professor Quejingzhabu. > > I look forward to a productive discussion, and to the day when we have a > standard way to represent all positional forms with variant selectors. > > Best regards, > Richard (Ishida) > > > > > > ===================================== > List participants: > > Likely participants in the variant discussion: > Aaron Bell, > Andrew Glass, > Andrew West, > Badral Sanlig, > Erdenechimeg Myatav, > Eerdengshaola (my transcription of 额尔登昭拉, may be incorrect!), > Greg Eck, > Haoriwa (Horvo), > Hu Qitu, > Kamal Mansour, > Jianchun Lu, > Jinbao Liang, > Mr Jirimutu, > Ourileke Ou (Orlog), > Prof. Nashunwuritu, > Richard Ishida, > Mr SiqinBilig, > Toshi Omagari, > YuXin Wang, > Zhuang Chen > > > I also contacted the following people, who are not yet on the list (but > are copied on this message): > Prof. Quejingzhabu > Mr Husele, from MenkhSoft > Mr Kai, from Xenotype Tech > > > Additional subscribers, who are likely to follow at a distance: > Addison Phillips, > Anqi Li, > Chunming Hu, > Martin Dürst, > Junichi Chiba, > Xiaoqian Wu > > > Participants represent the following organisations: > - Microsoft > - Bolorsoft > - Almas > - FangZhen > - Monotype/Noto > - Jade Bird > - Unicode > - World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) > - CESI > - Information Technology Research Institute, Inner Mongolian Autonomous > Regional Ethnic Affairs Committee > - School of Mongolian Studies, Inner Mongolia University > - BPS > - Beihang University > - University of Buffalo > >
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