Dear Colleagues,

Attached is my update to the Proposal. In it I have:

Accepted the IP's proposed rephrasings, where they seemed non-controversial. (I think this makes it easier to find the places where they have substantive criticisms.)
Added French to the listing of languages using à
Added the table of Generic Glyph Variants
Changed Reference [0] to [99], per the IP's request that we not use [0]
Moved the extended description of Latin Small Letter A and Latin Small Letter Alpha to Appendix D, per the IP's recommendation
Regularized our use of Unicode Names. We had, in various places, used "Latin Small Letter", "Small Letter", and "Letter". They are now all the same.
In several tables, the word processing software had "helpfully" changed the lower case glyph to upper case -- apparently because it thought it was starting a new sentence. These have all (I think) been restored to lower case.
Added suggestions for how to address a couple of the TBD notes from the IP
Added a few edits of my own. (I expect to have more. These are just things that I noticed while doing other things.)

I hope this moves us forward a bit.

Bill Jouris
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