The letter C: redundant, or what?
I’ve noticed that the letter C is employed in a rather redundant manner these days. With K doing such a nice job for the soft C sound, who really needs C? We already have S for that.
Should I include a C in my fonts in the near future, or should I leave him out?
I think, I think so.
23.Sep.2008 12.43pm
About 15 years ago, I created for myself an phonetic alphabet in which all unnecessary or redundant characters were either omitted or re-assigned new sounds. For example, the c became the ch sound. Backwards, it is the sh sound. I could go on...
23.Sep.2008 1.05pm
@ james: twat...
23.Sep.2008 1.12pm
Great joke, James, very funny.
23.Sep.2008 1.37pm
I see.
23.Sep.2008 8.05pm
Chaleeeee....
24.Sep.2008 10.07am
Most people use O+hyphen anyway. But you should still include a Ccedilla and ccedilla because French & Portuguese languages do not employ the letter s . . . ever.