Re: Tone Marks

Yeah, I thought about using those marks, but I am
already using them to represent some of my 11, and
rising, vowels, and with 10 unique tones, which I am
now calling motives, I run out of marks.
I feel that ultimatly I need to resort to numbers.  In
HTML, it is not that bad since I can use the <sup> tag
to make the number superscript and more discreate.
Where it really becomes a mess is in ascii.

>     Since Rav Zarruvo has six tonal patterns --
> high, low, rising, falling,
> rising-falling, and falling-rising -- six marks are
> needed.
>     In my normal system (and here's why my PDF
> document tends to run afoul
> of everyone else's computer) I use diaresis (or
> umlaut), macron, acute,
> grave, circumflex, and breve (or cup) for these,
> respectively.  (The macron
> and breve are the *really* hard ones to get,
> especially in HTML.)
>     When posting here, I usually either forget about
> the marks (if I'm just
> posting a word or two), or follow each vowel with a
> mark: :_/\^| (again, in
> the same order).
>
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