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Re: What to do about our fonts after we die?
github allows you to assign a successor to your repos, including private ones. you'd just need to make sure your successor doesn't get flattened by an elephant at the same time as you. for public do…5 -
Re: Celebrating 25 Years of High-Logic!
Even if you use other font apps, FontCreator is worth it for the font audit feature alone. It's a simple GUI, it saves report text files. I run it on every font I export.5 -
Re: Artificial Intelligence generated letters
If you think about art, or artistic pursuits, in terms of self-expression, AI generated art is always going to fall short. Is feeding a prompt to an AI and getting a bunch of results self-expression?…3 -
Re: Font Distribution: Know Your Rights
I've been fortunate to have had several "Bestsellers" and thus have been able to go it alone all these years. I've been approached by almost all of the "players" with offers to ta…3 -
Re: Font Distribution: Know Your Rights
This is partly off topic (apologies in advance) but the record needs to be set straight. Joyce, we reached out to you twice and it was only after I checked in with a common friend if we had the right…2 -
Re: Font Distribution: Know Your Rights
It’s chokepoint capitalism, enabled by monopsony. Not much the little people can do about it, except stay up to date. Organization might be an option, but it’s not in the “indie”, entrepreneurial hea…3 -
Re: Font Distribution: Know Your Rights
PS - I think this is all about Fontspring after being bought by Creative Market? That sort of sale only happens because a creative market thinks that a fontspring has unrealized potential — that's th…3 -
Re: Font Distribution: Know Your Rights
To be clear, Nadine did not say that the conversation is to discuss whether or not a 50% royalty split is fair for foundries. In fact, from my understanding, I Love Typography (ILT) also does a 50/50…4 -
Re: Font Distribution: Know Your Rights
Yikes I think this is a nice thing to offer, Nadine & ILT folks :)2 -
Re: Artificial Intelligence generated letters
Right. Why would we want to off-load the fun part?2
