Lojban and Esperanto

Revision 2:

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Notable changes:

• there is now a method for indicating stress, shown with a straight line just above the top point of the tall letters. Example below.
• the ineptly named "fricative stroke" is now a non-feature. The physical remnants of the style still remain, but no meaning need be attached to them.

• kerning is totally minimal. I might reinstate deliberate spacing because i think it kind of ruins the aesthetic.
• S is now a new shape, a wavey thing. To make the pen strokes match the style, it looks very similar to .ybu, so I may change it. Z follows.

• C is a double-S, but seeing as a double-S is illegal in Lojban there shouldn't be any confusion. J follows.
• M and N are now distinct characters - M retains the old shape, N is a new but not-entirely-dissimilar shape

• L and R are now distinct characters - both L and R are new shapes, not-entirely-dissimilar to each other, but very dissimilar from the old L, the "tall loop" character which could get confused for an I when handwriting.
• vowels are a little larger to make the text appear more uniform overall.

• the apostrophe-like shape has been reinstated as .y'y. Whether this is confusingly similar to the vocal flick shall be up to vote.

Some examples, captain:

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Stress notation, using some examples from L4B:

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Also requesting suggestions for the name of the orthography. Drop them into the chatroom or lojban-list: Re: Original Orthography Name