d-s-p-i-t
I know that the “i” should be put on the BACK of the “p”, in that same way that “a” would be (e.g. in “pat”), but it seems much easier to write it on the INSIDE of the “p”, bringing the line through the centre of the large circle (as is done for “while”) before finishing with the “t”. With the p-a combination it all looks very clear, but with the p-i combination the “p” looks a bit weird (well it does when I write it). So I think they should have made a rule for b/b-i distinct from p/b-a/e. They didn’t so that’s that. But I wonder if my writing it like that could lead to ambiguities.