Ulyanovsk in Russia has a monument dedicated to the letter Ρ (yo) which is often replaced by Π΅ (ye) due to awkward placement on keyboard (I suspect?).
On translit keyboard layout which I'm using it's no bother, so I can write ΡΡΡΡ as much as I like π
@kravietz oh no, it's not due to anything related to a keyboard. The letter has a long, arduous history ever since its inception in the XVIII century. Educated people argued it encouraged "common" pronunciation of words, there were also problems with producing a printed type for it. It wasn't even considered a part of the alphabet until the XX century.
But basically, the letter has just become an unlucky subject of "holy wars" where it's too easy to have Opinions about how things should be.
I will therefore certainly continue to use Ρ π
