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On 12 Apr 2016 10:33, Chris Leonard wrote: > It looks like you are routinely removing the human readable comment > before the entry and only leaving the Unicode point. I'm of the > opinion that it is useful for most of the Unicode-converted fields to > have a human readable comment to lower the barrier to discovery and > improvement of entries. is there a strong rationale for deleting the > comments? the readable comments are out of date when i make changes, and i've seen some cases (independent of my changes) where they're out of date. i'd rather push for better tooling and get people used to that than rely on possibly stale comments. the other option is where the files are just always encoded in UTF-8 as discussed in an older thread and then there's no need for comments at all. -mike
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