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@nicksherman@typo.social i love v-fonts, its such a fabulous spuce for inspiration, and learning. Thankyou so much for building it!
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Hilary Palmén
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Alt-text profile: photk headhot of me with silver-blue hair, wrinkly white skin and cats eye spectacles..
Alt-text header: photograph of my 1st font, Gooby, V2 4 in light mode.
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@justvanrossum according to Gemini "Font glyph production names are standardized, technical identifiers used in exported font files (OTF/TTF) for machine readability, ensuring compatibility across applications and supporting features like PDF text searching. They differ from "nice names" (used during design) by adhering strictly to the Adobe Glyph List (AGL) Specification, often following uniXXXX (Unicode) or specific character"
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@justvanrossum@typo.social This survey turned up in my feed and I didn't know if I could answer, so I looked on the internet, realized I could not answer and shared what I found with the survey for others who may have a similar experience.
I did not intend to offend. I understand that i did. I will continue to assume other people will meet me with the assumption of my good intentions, and listen to thier perspectives with the curiosity of a learner.
Best wishes to you in your investigations.