A "Font Production" room?

Ramiro Espinoza
Ramiro Espinoza Posts: 839
edited August 2012 in Suggestions and Bug Reports
Hi! I can't find a room dedicated to font production at TypeDrawers. Since the "Build" room at Typophile has always been a very valuable resource for a lot of people, can a similar space be created here?
Thanks in advance.

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  • Michael Clark
    Michael Clark Posts: 138
    There is always the "Critiques" forum!
  • James Puckett
    James Puckett Posts: 2,040
    Is there some reason that font production discussions cannot go in the “Software” section?
  • Mark Simonson
    Mark Simonson Posts: 1,777
    I would think Technique and Theory, as it seems like a "technique" topic.
  • Ramiro Espinoza
    Ramiro Espinoza Posts: 839
    Well, it is not the same. What about kerning lists and methods? Or design standards for foreign diacritics? Or encoding policies? Or glyph naming issues? Or production workflows? Or font format specifications? This technicalities deserve a special section that is different than the one used for exchanging experiences about font software.
  • Ramiro Espinoza
    Ramiro Espinoza Posts: 839
    "Technique and Theory" is a sub section of "Lettering and calligraphy". I don't think 'font production' would fit.
  • Mark Simonson
    Mark Simonson Posts: 1,777
    It's also a subsection of "Typeface Design".
  • Ramiro Espinoza
    Ramiro Espinoza Posts: 839
    @Mark, Oh, you are right. Huummmm... I still don't know but maybe I'm being a bit stubborn :).
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  • Ramiro Espinoza
    Ramiro Espinoza Posts: 839
    Ok, that will be the place of my future technical questions. Deal.
  • James Puckett
    James Puckett Posts: 2,040
    Let’s just keep production in the “Technique and Theory” and “Software” categories for now. If a large volume of production posts start to appear I will add a category later.
  • Jackson Showalter-Cavanaugh
    Jackson Showalter-Cavanaugh Posts: 539
    Less categories, please. I'm already confused.

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