Comment Comment by freeopinion Your statement here has so many qualifiers that it's hard to treat it as a general rule."English speaking world""untypeable""public API"Even then you exempt Greek symbols. I suppose you might be willing to accept ¢ or €. Of course, "untypeable" is very ambiguous.Still, not all code is "public API" and not all code is intended for the English speaking world. So I think it's great to support non-ASCII symbols.よろしく parent freeopinion 5 years ago
"English speaking world"
"untypeable"
"public API"
Even then you exempt Greek symbols. I suppose you might be willing to accept ¢ or €. Of course, "untypeable" is very ambiguous.
Still, not all code is "public API" and not all code is intended for the English speaking world. So I think it's great to support non-ASCII symbols.
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