I have a few notes on my first reading of the Greek GP's work.

It appears that ALL of the in-script variants in Greek are Allocatable. It isn't clear to me how that plays out when transitivity gets applied. I assume that, if we found an (in-script) pair to be Blocked variants, they would remain so, with the Greek pair changing from Allocatable to Blocked. But if we did not find a pair to be variants, do they become Allocatable Variants due to transitivity?
As a general rule, it appears that the Greek GP found any letter with a dot, acute, or grave diacritic to be variants of each other.
The Greek GP went rather further than we did in considering the impact of capital letters. In some cases, this results in two ASCII characters becoming variants -- which isn't allowed. We may want to suggest to them that they consider whether to revisit their approach, or to just remove those particular cases.

As I say, just an initial skim thru the document.

Bill Jouris
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On Thursday, February 25, 2021, 07:50:33 AM PST, Pitinan Kooarmornpatana via Latingp <latingp@icann.org> wrote:

Dear Latin GP members,

As agreed by Greek GP chair, please find attached the current version of the Greek LGR package (version6.3).

This is for your information.

Regards,

Pitinan

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