1 Jun 04:51
Re: Wikipedia logo uses non-free font
I've read a lot of speculation over the past couple years about what font is used. Lots of names are tossed around, both free and non-free typefaces, but most of them look nothing like it. One person suggested Calson, another said it was Bitstream Cyberbit. Mark 2008/5/31 Dan Rosenthal <swatjester <at> gmail.com>: > I very much remember reading some place (I think it was on the logo > creation guide for chapters page) that there was a free font that is > extremely similar. > > -Dan > On May 31, 2008, at 6:15 AM, Mark Williamson wrote: > >> Certainly - I never claimed we didn't own copyright to the image. That >> doesn't mean the font is free, though, and as I understand it, even in >> official WMF dealings there is a strong preference for free software >> usage for all purposes. >> >> Mark >> >> On 31/05/2008, Kalan <kalan.001 <at> gmail.com> wrote: >>> 2008/5/31, Mark Williamson <node.ue <at> gmail.com>: >>>> The >>>> vast majority (that is, those created by Nohat or myself) use >>>> Hoefler. >>>> This is not a free font. >>> >>> The wording from [1] applies there, doesn't it? >>>(Continue reading)
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