Everyone, Following a question that came up during the review of the recommendations document, I have revised the tool that generates the list of characters that are within our scope. I am happy to report that the methodology still holds strong, resulting in 106 characters with one diacritic mark, 30 characters with two diacritic marks, and 14 "other occurrences". However, to clarify matters further, I have now added a list titled: "Appendix: Latin repertoire not canonically decomposable to ASCII base", which holds the major examples that *seem* like they might be within scope, but actually aren't due to being precomposed. I am attaching the new report to this email for your convenience. Nevertheless, you can inspect the new code it in the same repository as before: https://github.com/mark-wd/ASCII-Unicode-Diacritics-Analyzer-Tool Best, -- Mark W. Datysgeld Director at Governance Primer [governanceprimer.com <https://governanceprimer.com>] Project Lead Developer at ICANNWiki [icannwiki.org <https://icannwiki.org/>]