This principle of embracing all periods of Cornish I describe as tota Cornicitas . Tota Cornicitas is the principle upon which all our deliberations are based. The alternatives to Unified Cornish introduced during the nineteen-eighties were intended to give Cornish speakers more authentic pronunciations. Such new sound systems exist in theory only. In practice they are ignored.
All speakers use Unified pronunciation with minor differences.
This in itself is a good thing, since neither has any basis in traditional Cornish, either Middle or Late. Since Unified Cornish is the basis of all forms of revived Cornish, any attempt to reform the language should start with Unified. Nothing else is feasible. When seeking to revive Cornish, we are attempting to resuscitate and extinct language. We cannot do anything but use a regularised variant of the spelling of the texts.