- From: Chris Fynn <cfynn@gmx.net>
- Date: Mon, 17 May 2010 08:17:10 +0600
- To: www-font <www-font@w3.org>
John How many font users are actually going to know what an "OS/2 table fsType field" is and what fsType settings are? IMO None of this would be of any real use unless written in plain language that most users can understand - Chris John Hudson wrote: > Revised wording based on comment from David Berlow here > http://www.typophile.com/node/69631/#comment-411286 > > > Web authors are expected to make adequate efforts > to ensure that the font license corresponds to the > intended web use. It MUST NOT be assumed that > document embedding permissions in the font’s OS/2 > table fsType field correspond to permission for use > of the font in a WOFF container. However, a font’s > fsType settings, MUST NOT affect load behavior in > user agents and MUST NOT affect whether tools > produce a WOFF file from a font. > > Tom Phinney's recent concern about OS/2 fsType version remains > outstanding. This wording would make any future fsType bit assignments > subject to the same terms, so we might want to make this specific to > the current table version. I don't think this is likely to become a > practical concern, since most of us are thinking along David's lines, > in one way or another, of more exhaustive and precise permissions > being documented elsewhere in the font, but Tom's right that we should > the implications for future bits. > > JH >
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