that makes sense. In case of a language not covered by other fonts (if
we have any?), I'd be happy to craft a single-script font for it.
skype: node.ue
2009/5/11 Brion Vibber <brion(a)wikimedia.org>rg>:
El 5/11/09 4:09 PM, Mark Williamson escribió:
I'd also offer my own MPH 2B Damase, although
I'm not sure how it
ranks in quality compared to other fonts these days. I created it
several years ago and released it into the public domain.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_software_Unicode_fonts#MPH_2B_Damase
Since download time is a concern, we'd generally be looking for smaller
font sets, such as one that covers specifically the language of an
individual wiki, rather than high-coverage fonts like that or Code 2000.
(eg a Tamil font for
ta.wikipedia.org, a Canadian Aboriginal Syllabary
font for
iu.wikipedia.org, etc)
-- brion
Mark
2009/5/11 Tim Larson<larson(a)towncommons.com>om>:
Aryeh Gregor wrote:
Those would, obviously, be forbidden to upload.
As with any uploaded
media, all uploaded fonts would need to be explicitly and irrevocably
released under a free license, which means no requirements for readmes
An example
(someone correct me if I'm wrong) is the SIL Open Font License.
Tim
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