On: Unicode is hard

[kps]

That's up to font designers. As an extreme example, run 'xterm -fn nil2' and you'll have a whole lot of code points having the same glyphs.

[skookumchuck → kps]

To some extent you're right, but the problem is much more than can be blamed on font designers. How would you distinguish a Turkish i from an English i with a font?

[worldsayshi → skookumchuck]

You wouldn't? You would need to know by context?

[skookumchuck → worldsayshi]

> by context

exactly!