08-09-2016, 02:23 AM
Dear Botis,
I agree with your examples.
But Ms. Smith is trying to (seemingly arbitrarily) group p, t and k together and also b, d and g together, neither grouping with any historical precedent that I am aware of.
They are not interchangeable groups in any language or alphabet with which I am familiar.
Without a good reason, I do not want to speculate they are the same or interchangeable glyphs.
Thank you.
Don of Tallahassee
I agree with your examples.
But Ms. Smith is trying to (seemingly arbitrarily) group p, t and k together and also b, d and g together, neither grouping with any historical precedent that I am aware of.
They are not interchangeable groups in any language or alphabet with which I am familiar.
Without a good reason, I do not want to speculate they are the same or interchangeable glyphs.
Thank you.
Don of Tallahassee