- From: Gustavo Ferreira <gustavo.ferreira@hipertipo.net>
- Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2008 17:44:50 -0200
- To: www-style@w3.org
- Message-Id: <7105084C-B9F4-42C8-961F-D44862382554@hipertipo.net>
Op Nov 11, 2008, om 5:25 PM heeft Tab Atkins Jr. het volgende geschreven: > On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 12:55 PM, Gustavo Ferreira > <gustavo.ferreira@hipertipo.net> wrote: > Op Nov 10, 2008, om 12:44 PM heeft Tab Atkins Jr. het volgende > geschreven: > >> Especially when it's been proven that high-quality type can and >> will be produced in a free-as-in-liberty fashion. > > i don't think this has been proven at all. > > could you please give examples to back up your claim? > > I'm very reluctant to point to any directly, simply because the > possible examples are so numerous and it's so easy to reject > particular fonts as "not high-quality enough". Just do a search > for them - there's tons of free fonts out there, and many are of > nice quality. please, make an effort and name some examples -- the reason i ask is because i can't think of none. most 'free-as-in-liberty' fonts i know of were _not_ developed in 'free-as-in-liberty' fashion: vera, gentium, liberation, droid, gfs fonts -- they were all produced by professional type-designers/ foundries in a 'closed' fashion, and at some point distributed under a free-license. that's definitely not the same thing... regards, - gustavo.
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