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Line 1: {{tp title}} {{font ~~\| compact=yes~~ \| {{tp\|sitelen pona pona}} \| image = spp sample.png \| ~~image~~caption = ~~spp~~ ~~sample.png\|caption~~= "{{tp\|jan li pana e moku tawa sina}}" written in {{tp\|sitelen pona pona}}▼ \| system = sitelenponido \| range = pu glyphs, plus the initial set of extended {{tp\|linja pona}} characters Line 12 ⟶ 13: \| ligature = yes \| feature = Any unrecognised word will automatically be turned into a cartouche with Latin characters ▲\| image = spp sample.png\|caption="{{tp\|jan li pana e moku tawa sina}}" written in {{tp\|sitelen pona pona}} }} ~~[//jackhumbert.github.io/sitelen-pona-pona~~ '''{{tp\|sitelen pona pona}}'''] is a ~~compact~~logographic [[writing system]] and [[font]] created by {{wpw\|QMK}} founder Jack Humbert in 2020. It is adapted from {{tp\|[[sitelen pona]]}}, and tries to further simplify the glyphs for very small font sizes. ==Comparison to {{tp\|sitelen pona}}== Despite its name, many {{tp\|sitelen pona}} users think of {{tp\|sitelen pona pona}} as a separate ~~thing~~script rather than an improved version. Although many of the modified glyphs are recognizable, many others cannot be identified without outside knowledge. There are also {{w\|false friends}}; the {{tp\|sitelen pona pona}} glyphs for {{tp\|pona}} and {{tp\|ike}} look like {{tp\|sitelen pona}} {{sptp\|lupa}} and {{sptp\|nena}}., ~~This~~resulting ~~makes~~in diminished {{wpw\|mutual intelligibility}} ~~low~~ between the scripts. {{tp\|sitelen pona pona}} lacks features from {{tp\|sitelen pona}}, such as [[combined glyphs]]. It also has different punctuation standards, officially using [[sitelen Lasina\|Latin-script]] punctuation like periods and colons. {{tp\|[[a]]}}, {{tp\|[[o]]}}, and {{tp\|[[seme]]}} are redesigned to look very different from the exclamation point and question mark, and thus both are used, often side-by-side~~. <strong>This is confusing if carried into {{tp\|sitelen pona}}</strong> because {{sp\|seme}} looks exactly like a question mark; see [[sitelen pona#Punctuation\|{{tp\|sitelen pona}} § Punctuation]]~~.▼ ~~{{tp\|sitelen pona pona}} does not include {{tp\|sitelen pona}} features such as [[sitelen pona#Combined glyphs\|combined glyphs]].~~ ▲{{tp\|sitelen pona pona}} also has different punctuation standards, officially using [[sitelen Lasina\|Latin-script]] punctuation like periods and colons. {{tp\|[[a]]}}, {{tp\|[[o]]}}, and {{tp\|[[seme]]}} are redesigned to look very different from the exclamation point and question mark, and thus both are used, often side-by-side. <strong>This is confusing if carried into {{tp\|sitelen pona}}</strong> because {{sp\|seme}} looks exactly like a question mark; see [[sitelen pona#Punctuation\|{{tp\|sitelen pona}} § Punctuation]]. {{tp\|sitelen pona pona}} also introduces a baseline to the characters, inspired by Latin writing traditions, whereas {{tp\|sitelen pona}} characters are vertically centered. ==External links== ~~{{Software}}~~ * [https://jackhumbert.github.io/sitelen-pona-pona Documentation] {{Fonts}} [[Category:Writing systems]] [[Category:Fonts]] [[Category:Sitelenponidos]]