Re: CSS3 @font-face / EOT Fonts - new compromise proposal

Adam Twardoch wrote:
> the necessity
> for custom body fonts on the web is slightly less important in the CJK
> market 

Actually, I should rephrase this: in fact, in Chinese, Japanese and
Korean, there is great potential for improvement regarding body type,
because in those writing systems, the screen resolution issue is still a
problem due to the complexity and density of the character shapes. So
compelling typeface design solutions that involve stroke reduction and
other innovative choices can actually make a big difference when it
comes to readability of web pages set in those languages.

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