A Gemini-style proposal

[Jason McBrayer]

Charles Iliya Krempeaux <cikrempeaux@gmail.com> writes:

> At least for the alphabet we commonly associate with English, Unicode
> has bold versions of those characters:

It's recommended that you not use these (or other Unicode variants of
normal letters) in regular text — they are generally not handled in a
friendly or useful way by screen readers. There are contexts where using
them is a reasonable trade-off, but I'd say that emphasis in regular
text is not one of those contexts.

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