Re[3]: List Module Offering

Alexander,

Thanks for the complete and thoughtful reply.


> For example, "lower-latin" and "upper-latin" are strictly mapped to
> the corresponding writing system while traditional Russian numbering
> is not that strict in this respect. One might omit the letter 'yo'
> (7th letter of the alphabet), the letter "i kratkoye' (11th letter),
> and some others. In fact it is a commonplace to number lists without
> these letters, *but* it is strictly speaking illegal.


Out of curiosity, does omitting these two letters reduce the Russian
alphabet to a "classical" or "traditional" form?  I've encountered
list usage of an alphabet where the more recently added letters were
not used.  I thought this might be the case here.

thanks,

/Daniel

Received on Monday, 29 July 2002 06:52:41 UTC