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Possible to restore v1.004 JP glyphs for some characters to replace all locales? #329
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Here is a list for CJK Extension A:
*This will only go ahead if merging of the 夕 component favours JP/TW/HK forms. If CN forms are picked as the basis for merging, do not restore this character. EDIT (2022-02-21): For 㵮 (U+3D6E), there appears to be conflicting information regarding the shape of the bottom right 革 part. Most Chinese fonts (including v2 of Source Han Sans) depict it as one horizontal stroke, but some other Chinese fonts (including the Unicode reference) depict it as two horizontal strokes. I suggest if the one horizontal stroke is the most up-to-date, continue to restore the v1 JP glyph AND adjust the 革 part to make it one horizontal stroke. Otherwise, restore the v1 JP glyph as-is. Source Han Serif has the two horizontal strokes version. Adjust it as well IF one horizontal stroke is the most up-to-date. Below is only for me to keep in view for the time being: The following list of JP glyphs which on the surface, could have looked okay for all regions, but really shouldn't be restored because that might break Chinese national standards:
And in addition, these glyphs shouldn't be restored unless 戶 and 子 would ever be unified to the JP forms:
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I found conflicting glyph information regarding 㵮 (U+3D6E). Someone needs to further check which glyph shape is the most up-to-date. I have edited my second post to reflect this as well. Regardless of what happens, the v1 JP glyph must still be restored. It can be adjusted later as necessary. Source Han Serif also has this issue as well. |
Some removed JP glyphs which can be suitable for all regions are generally much better designed, so I suggest to restore the v1.004 JP form and replace the corresponding CN/TW/HK glyphs for all locales, for the following characters (this is a preliminary list for the time being):
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