My recent post on the Wikimedia Commons Stroke Order Project prompted Mark of Toshuo.com to decry the relative dearth of traditional characters being added to the project. To this, David on Formosa reminded Mark that there are also a large number of... ...full story at Sinosplice
from Sinosplice on Thu, Sep 10 2009
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