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Ditching the ß was a very wise decision in the 70s IIRC. |
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I translated all remaining pages with English content to German. Here in Switzerland we don't care about the Eszett (ß). Just so you know, you won't find any of those in my translations. Feel free to add them yourself or make other adjustments as you see fit.