On: Update: U+237C ⍼ &Angzarr;

[toast0]

Why not? There's lots of named characters in the range of 0x20-0x2F, and symbols in general.

[ezequiel-garzon → toast0]

Those symbols (including comma) were added in later editions of the standard, and I'm sure there's a reason, but it seems to me if your keyboard has the characters & and ; it will also have , no? I mean, why not add &a; for a then?

[jwilk → ezequiel-garzon]

There's also ";" standing for ";", which makes even less sense to me.

[Izkata → jwilk]

To escape both special characters if you wanted to display ";" to the user?

[marlin → jwilk]

In order to encode the ; as a character, when ; is being used as a separator.