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Re: Digital Greek Typography is Broken
Some fixing is being done https://www.w3.org/TR/grek-gap/#issue15_transforms1 -
Re: Pricing a limited font?
@"Tofu Type Foundry" I think it would be useful for everyone. Also, we're small.1 -
Re: Pricing a limited font?
I tend to calculate the rights licensing aspect of a commission by applying a multiplier to the labour cost, on the basis that the size of a font project often relates to its value. How large the mul…1 -
Re: Italic punctuation in a font with both right slanted Latin and left slanted Hebrew/Arabic
These are some of the reasons indeed.Also in some scripts, like Arabic, slanted text has no much typographic use, since for many designs (especially the more traditional ones) it does not provide en…2 -
Re: Italic punctuation in a font with both right slanted Latin and left slanted Hebrew/Arabic
Using language or script-specific substitutions here is not reliable especially for numerals. Since numerals are strong LTR characters, they are always processed in separate BiDi run when inside RTL …2 -
Re: What might be considered the most "neutral" typeface?
an alternative to LatinPlushttps://github.com/koeberlin/Latin-Character-Sets1 -
Re: Regarding the new Saudi riyal currency symbol
@leksendesign Things do change. There is talk about the Riyal being provisionally assigned U+20C1 but while checking on your question regarding the new AED symbol this morning I discovered that U+20C…1 -
Re: What might be considered the most "neutral" typeface?
Depending on the writing system and character, sometimes there is more than one valid approach to a given character. Which one you should use? It depends. For Latin, for example, the lowercase a and …1 -
Re: What might be considered the most "neutral" typeface?
Underware’s Latin Plus looks pretty similar to Adobe Latin 3 and Google Fonts Latin Core. All of them have about 320–350 characters and handle Latin for European languages including Central/Eastern E…1 -
Re: Pricing a limited font?
@"John Hudson" pretty much covered the basics of the ideology. very well said. From my perspective most clients assume they will be getting full ownership so I veeeeeery rarely bring up lic…1
