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At least ss is an acceptable and widley understood replacement for ß. My last name end on "ić" so every time, even on many EU shops and websites, I get to choo
by emptyfile 3y ago
At least ss is an acceptable and widley understood replacement for ß.
My last name end on "ić" so every time, even on many EU shops and websites, I get to choose if I want to write my name wrong with "ic" and definitley get the package(cause the post understands) or write my name properly and get my package in 90% of cases.
Its just plain weird that a Spanish/French/UK online shop will support their weird characters but not full Unicode.
- jareklupinski 3y ago> I get to choose if I want to write my name wrong ... and definitley get the package ... or write my name properly and get my package in 90% of cases. every time i walk into a coffee shop i have to judge how much trouble spelling my name 'correctly' will be and will switch to "Y" in those cases like, I thought Joachim was supposed to blaze the trail for the rest of us soft J's :(
- B1FF_PSUVM 3y ago> Its just plain weird that a Spanish/French/UK online shop will support their weird characters but not full Unicode. Between plain 7-bit ASCII and full Unicode there were a few decades of make-do with several 8 bit encodings.