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Cloned from 5/13Zanin Caps by Evie Atarax (j4s13).
See also 5-Zanin Groszak by Account Moved (Groszak).
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Improve Winty's 5Zanin!
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Rules:
NO Messing up the font really bad
NO Deleting letters, unless you are going to redesign them
NO Deleting other people's improvements of the font.
YES Adding new glyphs to the font
YES Having fun!!
opipik
(me, groszak, j4s13, and opipik)
These single issue threads take up a considerable proportion of the live feed which causes the rest of us to have to scroll through many pages.
Whilst this may not seem like much of a problem to those of us who have access to high-speed broadband, you should remember that not everyone is so fortunate. There are some users who not only do not have high-speed connections, but also live in parts of the world where they experience erratic power supplies.
For those of our fellow FontStructers who are in this position every moment that they can spend online is precious. Having to scroll through page after page of barely relevant comments is hardly likely to encourage them to participate in the Live Feed.
I hope those of you who are involved with the collab will be generous and warm hearted enough to take this message in the spirit in which it is intended.
And did you even read the new rule I put in?
I did read your new rule and, whilst it may be an improvement, it still allows for a massive number of posts in total ... i.e. if you have 10 people collaborationg then you could have 100 posts per day on just that topic. That, together with the penchant for a few people to post long (and frequent) samples, could lead to a situation where there are many pages to scroll through.
All I ask for is a little consideration so that everyone can feel included.
It may never receive official support (moderation is a time-intensive activity). Still, anyone getting serious about collaborative fontstructing involving more than two people will be very well served by a proper forum. Conversation threads, as just one example, are quite essential for organizing discussions and keeping things clear – especially if multiple fontjams are happening concurrently.
You could name your forum: FontStructables...
@demonics: is this unoficial forum restricted in some way? - I certainly haven't seen it advertised.
http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/fm_general_typography
@demonics: You’re referring to the forum account? It is a clever idea: using one account to create a collection of fontstructions whose main purpose is discussion threads. It is still a far cry from a fully featured forum. I think collaborations such as these would benefit from: email notification, a category structure to organize threads, thread privacy features, no restrictions on image size, a chronological view of posts by individual category, robust searching features, etc.
All that said, the forum account is a smart and accessible middle ground.
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