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As a Turkish computer engineer my only suggestion is to release a Turkish version and talk to major publishers.

In this case (as reported), the message was correct, but the recipient's phone wasn't capable of displaying Turkish letters.

Arguing in the other direction isn't as persuasive, because Turkish and English aren't the only two languages in existence.

It's also not meant to be offensive, if anything it is a compliment to Turkish people.

At the other end of the spectrum are agglutinative languages, like Turkish and German (?).

If you try you will be shot on sight by the Turkish military.

Sadly -in this context- I am Turkish so I don't qualify for visa-weavers or a TN Visa.

It could have custom code points for the pairs that convert case correctly without having to write special cases for handling the Turkish language.

We have done similar search engine for Turkish used car ad sites.

The point though is that the blocking of our page occured at the same time as when 65 pro-kurdish websites were closed down by Turkish authorities.

Four new codepoints for Turkish ı/I and i/İ would have solved so many problems.

Gate between Kobane and Suruc has been open for years in order to support Kurdish forces and also injured people have been brought to Turkish State Hospital.

Here is an English translation of his first book, "The turkish Affair" and it is a free e-book.

That supports the idea that "Latin small letter i" and "Turkish small letter i with dot" should be different points.

>The dotted/dotless "i" in Turkish is just plain broken A Turkish person looking at the English alphabet can make exactly the same argument in the other direction - plus, why does English only have five graphemes for vowels?

In the same way, if the Turkish dotless upper case I was encoded as a separate letter from Capital Latin Letter I, Turkish ı could receive a "dot above" modifier to become i and Turkish I could receive the same modifier to become İ.

These are two completely different letters that exist in Turkish, neither of them should be represented by a letter in English which does not exist in Turkish.

A quick google tells me that you could look into flying on Swiss, Turkish, or United to cross the atlantic.

Unlike Turkish, these languages did not have their writing systems dictated from on high.