Fwd: Unicode.org - Public Review Issues update

[Tim Freedom <tim_freedom at yahoo dot com>]

FYI.


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• To: unicode at unicode dot org
• Subject: Public Review Issues update
• From: Rick McGowan <rick at unicode dot org>
• Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 14:55:56 -0800
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At the UTC meeting last week several public review issues were resolved.  
Details of the resolutions can be found on the Resolved Issues page:

	http://www.unicode.org/review/resolved-pri.html

Several new issues will be forthcoming in the next week.

Below are brief notes on the status of various issues.


CLOSED ISSUES

The following public review issues were closed, and their resolutions  
listed briefly on the Resolved Issues page:

    51  Proposed Update UAX #29 Text Boundaries
    54  Proposed Update UTS #22 Character Mapping Markup Language
    56  Proposed Update UAX #14 Line Breaking Properties
    60  Proposed Update UAX #9 Bidirectional Algorithm
    61  Proposed Update UAX #15 Unicode Normalization Forms
    62  Proposed Update UTS #10 Unicode Collation Algorithm

All of the above drafts were advanced and will be published; some with  
changes after incorporation of feedback and editorial changes.

    57  Changes to Bidi categories of some characters used with Mathematics

The bidi changes above for 10 characters were accepted, and will be  
published in Unicode 4.1.0.


OPEN ISSUES

	59  Disunification of Dandas

The review period for Issue #59 was extended to May 3, 2005. Further  
public input is invited.



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    http://www.unicode.org/reporting.html

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Regards,
	Rick McGowan
	Unicode, Inc.

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