Category talk:Unicode blocks

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Updated & completed[edit]

I have checked this category against all formal Unicode block names (13.0.0). All existing block names are present, by redirect if needed.

Also, some wider articles are present, when the block does niot have its own article. Example:

Dingbat & Dingbats (Unicode block) (R)

Dogra (Unicode block) (R) & Dogri script

Because, first intention is: when a reader looks for a specific, existing block name, it must be in this list.

When the article is a list of blocks somehow, it is sorted under *:

Arabic script in Unicode, List of radicals in Unicode, Playing cards in Unicode.

Any supporting category (like Category:Latin-script Unicode blocks‎ (13), Category:Unicode blocks with characters for games‎ (6)) may exist, but should be extra (=double listing of the pages). Think about you being that reader, searching. ;-)

-DePiep (talk) 03:36, 20 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]