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Hi Charles,<br>
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Charles Butler wrote:
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<div>As we start getting photographs being laid side by side
with the graphics that have been created, I think we are going to come
to a MUCH BETTER consensus discussion and if that means that the ISWA
has to be edited, then so much the better. All of us can be consulted
and come to a happy decision. <br>
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If you want to start making notes for the ISWA 2012, please go ahead.
Valerie and Adam are documenting the ISWA 2008 so you'll be getting
more and more information to work with.<br>
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The ISWA 2008 will not be changing. I highly doubt the ISWA will be
revisited in the near future. We have limited time and resources and
we are moving forward. Your attitude reinforces the idea that we are
not ready for Unicode yet unless people accept the idea that no writing
system is perfect and that knowledge can be gained by understanding the
imperfections. <br>
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The ISWA 2008 was a labor of love. We already had a formal review and
that review ended last year. The ISWA 2008 is the current standard for
SignWriting.<br>
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Regards,<br>
-Steve<br>
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