Asking a Pole is unlikely to be of any help unless they also know about font design, ligatures, and archaic orthography. Even a learned Polish linguist may never have seen the words printed using a f… (View Post)
I think the ch ligature is unrecognisable to anyone nowadays. It looks more like a Cyrillic or Greek glyph, and is completely out of place in Latin text. The ck ligature in the first post is just abo… (View Post)
Most of the examples that you show are ugly, and only serve to illustrate the excessive use of colour that distracts from the message conveyed by the text. For example: Look at the headings Contents,… (View Post)
I would just change the version number. I assume that if someone has used my font in perhaps dozens of documents they won't want to go through each of them changing the font. They will simply uninsta… (View Post)
No doubt that you're right. It would still be better with the extra comma, and without the word language, or it should be "languages." > English, Slovak, and Rusyn. or > English, Slo… (View Post)