Date: 2012-02-05
Several contributions to the Rovas script encoding process has been submitted by the Hungarian National Body and enthusiastic individuals. However, the voice of the user community and the points of the contemporary Rovas usage were not articulated yet. As in the case of encoding Khanty, the N4219 (2...
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| Summary: | Several contributions to the Rovas script encoding process has been submitted by the Hungarian National Body and enthusiastic individuals. However, the voice of the user community and the points of the contemporary Rovas usage were not articulated yet. As in the case of encoding Khanty, the N4219 (2012-01-30, written by Deborah Anderson, p. 3) points out „Several scholars strongly advised that the user communities be directly consulted”, hereby the Rovas Foundation conveys the opinion of whom the encoding should be for: the user community. Please send any response to this contribution directly to the Rovas Foundation e-mail address |
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