Mark Shoulson

FWIW, [Ellograph CF](https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/connary-fagen/ellograph-cf/) Italic is quite cursive all the way through:   This probably isn't particularly strong evidence for pasting two cursive forms into an otherwise more traditional italic...

It might be worth mentioning that there is a Unicode LATIN SMALL LETTER SCRIPT R character (U+AB4B), ꭋ, since Unicode 13.0

Teeny-tiny commas (like the apostrophes except on the bottom) or spacing look by far the best, to me. The dotted underlines are clever and work to help group the numbers,...

Space looked great, but it's a little complex to add in and you have to deal with digits shifting when you typed them (Or maybe there are better ways to...

How about a teeny uptick at the rightmost end of the grey line being used now?

Wrote a little script that takes a font file and creates fake-comma digits and makes lookups that do digit-grouping lookups, and have been ruthlessly violating assorted fonts to see how...

That's a cool idea, I hadn't thought of it. But I just tried it out (not on Iosevka) and at least my first attempt was hideous. Maybe others will do...

I have some experience in making Hebrew fonts; I might be able to help in a small way. _Basic_ Hebrew support is dead simple. Opposite-of-complex. 27 ordinary spacing letter glyphs,...

Generally, from what I've seen, Hebrew is printed (sometimes even handwritten) with ordinary Latin-style LTR-looking punctuations. So the question-mark is the ascii `?` and it faces _away_ from the question...

Just for some more information, here's what I think good Hebrew support would entail, at minimum: 1. From the Hebrew block (0590), you absolutely do *not* need to handle U+0591...