1 hour ago
(This post was last modified: 1 hour ago by Bluetoes101.)
With the u/v or p, I think we basically have to consider both possibilities.
1. It's p.
2. The writer got fancy with u/v when they had available space to do so and the line was always a very faint line.
(3. Jorge
)
When I look at them I consider both anyway. You can also see it here.
1. It's p.
2. The writer got fancy with u/v when they had available space to do so and the line was always a very faint line.
(3. Jorge
) When I look at them I consider both anyway. You can also see it here.