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HOI works nicely in all current browsers. Just have a look at grammato.com. As much as we are currently used to draw our outlines with curves (instead of straight lines only), the same will probably … (View Post)

Native Spanish-speaker here: yes, what @"Paul Hanslow" said. At least, that is what I and many others do. Anyway, in the last few years I’ve noticed that some Latin American type designers … (View Post)

Please, no. * Why create unnecessary user confusion? * Some vendors such as MyFonts will not allow a duplicate name for a new font * If the name is trademarked, you may be infringing the trademark an… (View Post)

It looks like they positioned letters in the second line to line up with letters in the first line. The second line is quantized to the first, in other words. (View Post)

I know the feeling of coming up with the perfect name only to find out it's been taken by a trashy DaFont. That's just how it is, though. We're not entitled to any name we just came up with, however … (View Post)

Sometimes trashy free fonts later get upgraded to not-so-trashy commercial fonts. Case in point: the original Steelfish was barely usable and is now not-too-bad and one of my best sellers. So if some… (View Post)

Naming is super hard and I have sympathy. I think people should be kinder to each other about names that are similar where it's clear enough to not create user confusion. I also appreciate the way th… (View Post)

Just for the record that is my "Disagree" on Muhammed's post. I can't stand that the "Disagree" comment is anonymous. (View Post)

There are more than enough words or names yet to be used. Research it; they are out there. (View Post)

Your "Leopard" reminds me of a 13th-century book I became interested in some years ago called the "Bury Bible," of which the rubricator came up with many whimsical ligatures and n… (View Post)