Orthography
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An orthography is system used to represent the sounds of a language. Many languages have a native script; when the language is a conlang this will of course be a conscript. However, the word "orthography" is most often used by conlangers to refer to a system used to transliterate a language into the Latin alphabet. All conlangers are recommended to create Latin orthographies for their conlangs, if only for their own convenience.
A convention often used is to enclose symbols in angle brackets < > to show that they are to be interpreted as orthography (and not, for instance, as IPA symbols). Some conlangers prefer braces { } for this purpose, as angle brackets around certain letters are liable to activate html codes. (This can be avoided, though, by entering them as < and >.)
See also How to make a good orthography
