I like [face=SPIonic][size=18=12] Goulie/lmoj[/face][/size]. You could also write it with an additional iota to give you the sound of that digamma: [face=SPIonic][size=18=12] Gouilie/lmoj[/face][/size]. <br /><br />But what's wrong with bringing back the digamma? It would be rare and cool! Come on! Dare to be a
real Ionian! You might end up starting a new fad with everyone writing the digamma in their respective names: two options I can think of:<br /><br /> (1) [face=SPIonic][size=18=12]Gvilie/lmoj[/face][/size], or<br /><br /> (2) [face=SPIonic][size=18=12]Vilie/lmoj[/face][/size].<br /><br />You could also consider writing all four of these variants with a double lambda, and also playing around with how the sound and orthography changes if you use an u-psilon in place of the -ou- digraph. Try them all and pick which one
sounds the best to you. <br /><br />Let us know which one it is.<br /><br />-[face=SPIonic][size=18=12]79Va/n[/face][/size].

<br /><br />PD I just noticed that the lower case digamma in beta code doesn't come out like a digamma at all, but like an ugly version of a final sigma. Do you know what the correct key stroke for the lowercase digamma is?<br />