The Unicode Standard does not contain a small letter character for "@", apart from the widely used "at" sign symbol itself, U+0040 COMMERCIAL AT. Nor does it contain a capitalized letter corresponding to the "at" sign symbol. The UTC has declined to encode separate letters for these or to create a case pairing for the existing "at" sign symbol, because of the potential for confusion and/or spoofing involving the "@"—a very common syntax character in email and many other functions.
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[^] # Re: Les traditions se perdent
Posté par Gil Cot ✔ (site web personnel, Mastodon) . En réponse au journal Profil validé. Évalué à 5.
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