Hi, I come from Bulgaria, a country in the Balkans.
Looking back on history, apart from how it shaped my short-fuze Balkan DNA, I feel proud of m...
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Every maker should expect any string to support any international glyph thanks to UTF-8. When people add emojis everywhere, why should Cyrillic be more problematic? But I think it can be confusing to our brains to see two related alphabets on the same line. I remember a German journalist claimed that he had visited a restaurant named "Pectopah". Put that in caps, it becomes "PECTOPAH" ("restoran") , and you will understand why there is no place with that name.
Pectopah - That's my favorite place on earth :)
On the UX topic:
Some fonts for example have different faces for Latin and Cyrilic or they default to something else. It's rare these days, but I still see it!
Thanks for jumping in!