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sorry for adding to the confusion. This is exactly what we are doing. I wasn't suggesting to use kanji. I was trying to explain the idea that in certain wikis you may want to use both classes.
To provide a more concrete example hatnotes in german wikipedia do not use the .hatnote class in Template:Begriffsklärungshinweis but have classes "noprint navigation-not-searchable". The germand could use the hatnote class along with those existing classes and attributes to become more mobile compatible
E.g. "noprint navigation-not-searchable hatnote"
It could also use a class begriffsklaringshinweis if it wanted to but that would be ignored by Minerva skin.
