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::Ignore the above, the hastingsresearch page and rebuttal are referenced in [[Han unification]] where they are clearly more appropriate as well. Anyway, I modified the article a little based on input from a native, for example the scarcity of kana input. I also put gaiji back because it's relevant with JIS, and frankly the paragraph made no sense previously. Indeed, gaiji is not as frequently used with Unicode because Unicode contains over 70,000 Han characters where JIS only contains approximately 8,000. -- [[User:130.233.18.89|130.233.18.89]] 00:39, 15 Mar 2004 (UTC)
 
::I would love to see the statistics data of keyboard choice.
::The article text mentions Kunrei-shiki and Hepburn style romanization. In fact, romaji input method is not equivalent to neither, it is superset of both and adds a little more.
::[[User:Fukumoto|Fukumoto]] 14:31, 16 Mar 2004 (UTC)