[GlenBarrington]

Originally Posted by pholy

In addition to Cherokee, there are Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics and extensions pages in the Unicode character set. The UCAS covers at least the Cree, Ojibwe and Inuktitut languages. There are even free fonts available for the UCAS syllabics.

Interesting! I think what's cool about the Cherokee alphabet is that it was created by a Cherokee and not a European linguist. I wonder if being created by someone from outside the culture causes distortions in the culture of the target audience.