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Today I receive mail with following text as subject:
Т̺̞̐̂̒́̿е̱̠̝̯л̥е̠̗͍̭̩͑ͪ̑фо̤̗̠̊̃͌̐͐ͧн͎̲͍̊̋̉ͮ̓̇ъͮ͋ͣͧ̚̚т̱͔̹̽ ̟͗ͤ̅͛т̣͔̔̅ͅи̲̺͎͖̻̻ͨͨ ̗̹̹̖ͮͫ̅̎̄с̝͉̮̤̩̑̏̌͌̂ͪе͍͇̩̣͇̠ͪͅ ̭̻ͣ̈́̾͒̽͆̃б̳͈͖̱̺̰̓̓̈́̓ͪ̍ъ̜͇̠̯з̪̻̱͂̏и̙̞͇͙̲̂̈́ͥ͛̑͂к̥̜ͩӑ͓͙̹̩̬͎̩͆ͥ̅ͭ?̝̲̏ͮ́ͦ̇̃̚
and it looks the same on all applications I copied it.
So could someone explain how could be achieved such effect or what was done to characters to look like that on different fonts.
But this is tied to real Cyrilic characters that do not use diacritics and not as superscript or subscript. If I type another characters they come up with it also I was under expression that you can not manipulate what font subject to be when recieved. – NexusStar – 2017-11-09T08:31:33.047
The diacritics are separate "combining" characters, so they're completely independent from the main script or language you're writing in. They can be attached equally to Latin letters, Cyrillic, Hangul, or even emoji. – user1686 – 2017-11-09T11:09:44.390