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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