If English goes pitch accent I vote we require the use of diacritics on words in non-assumed tones
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towards a coherent definition of «pitch accent»
so it's been well known that «pitch accent» as thought of is not a thing, it's a useful non-entity, it's the thing norwegian, swedish, ancient greek and some basque dialects as well as most japanese dialects all have in common. someone on reddit came up with N-type and J-type. https://www.reddit.com/r/conlangs/comments/sp6anw/pitch_accents/hwd5fy4/