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>And I would prefer “practically useful” over “typographically correct” every time :-). That is a good guideline.
by matejlatin 8y ago
>And I would prefer “practically useful” over “typographically correct” every time :-).
That is a good guideline.
- djrobstep 8y agoSpaced paragraphs are another good example of this. Apparently they "make skilled typographers cringe" but break the text up arguably more clearly, and look fine, at least to an unsophisticated rube like me.
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