alphabet

So far, there has yet to be US States that begin with the following seven letters: B, E, J, Q, X, Y, and Z. So, your challenge is to the complete alphabet with US states that begin with those same exact letters.

A Guide to Designing a Script Introduction Those who want to design a script for a language generally do so for 1) a cypher or code, 2) a constructed language (conlang), or 3) both (this is where most tv based scripts start from). This Guide is to provide a basic understanding of how natural...

OTL we ended up with 3 (ignoring IPA and similar Romanisation): 1 for Polish, 1 for Czech and Slovak, and 1 for the Southern Slavic languages. Could we have a single, common, alphabet in use? And what would it look like?

Paralleling the thread about this topic but with Latin from a while back, with a POD no earlier than the 9th century, maximize the spread and usage of the Cyrillic script throughout the world. While it may be hard to overly screw the Latin alphabet at that point, let's see how far it can go.

What if sometime after world war two, as a way to democratize Japan the US occupational forces abolished the previously used writing systems. IOTL there was some talk of doing this as it was felt that the use of the previous system(s) was holding back the average Japanese from being literate...