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The point I'm making is that you can simply modify an already existing font "just enough" for it to be considered a new work. This is essentially what happened
by OzzyB 5y ago
The point I'm making is that you can simply modify an already existing font "just enough" for it to be considered a new work.
This is essentially what happened with Arial w/ Helvetica; and companies have been doing this ever since to create new licenses that they can control.
We are drowning in Grotesk/Sans-Serif/Helvetica type fonts! Do we really need another "Big Tech Sans"? Or rather, why can't Twitter just use X? xD