Grammar Police - correct dash lineup.

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If a grammar stickler does the en-dash versus em-dash thing, just make them pick the correct dash out of this lineup.

The wiktionary definition of - (minus sign on keyboard aka hyphen minus) includes the dashes that the sticklers seem to insist on.

Some of the dashes are modified for computer use, the 'soft hyphen' only shows up when you're typing in a textbox and you want the word to hyphenate instead of moving to the next line. Some are 'non breakable'. Some of these characters just resemble dashes and hyphens.

The hebrew hyphen is set up for right to left alignment in text boxes.

Not all languages actually use hyphens. My unicode chart didn't show hyphens in Latin or Greek. Some have characters that look like hyphens but arent.

some languages have hyphens that don't look like western hyphens, like Northern Canada's ᐀­ Canadian Syllabics Hyphen

Tibet has cool looking characters, and I added 2 characters that look nice side by side. (totally not hyphens, but they'd look great in a text)