Rot13 and letters with accents

Andreas Prilop <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.text.unicode.devel
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The rot13 algorithm is applied to the basic ASCII alphabet only.
When rot-13 is used with, say, German text, the special umlauts
remain the same.

The letter "a with tilde" (ã) may be written as either

  U+00E3
  U+0061 U+0303

When rot13 is applied to the first, nothing happens.
However, when rot13 is applied to the second, the result
is U+006E U+0303, "n with tilde" (ñ).

So with respect to rot13, U+00E3 and U0061 U+0303
are not equivalent.

Well, this is not a serious question or concern -
just an observation. Any comments?
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