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Work in progress, siggestions welcome. My first real monospaced font.

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Created on 1st June 2013. Last edited on 5th July 2013.
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Creative Commons
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- Sans Serif
- Monospaced
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8 Comments

A good workmanlike font. 10/10

Comment by p2pnut 2nd june 2013

Thanks p2pnut!

Comment by Noah F. Ross (winty5) 2nd june 2013

AHRRRGH! FONTS101.COM JUST POSTED THIS UP ON THERE SITE WITHOUT GIVING CREDIT TO ME! I AM GOING TO SEND THEM A FURIOUS EMAIL TELLING THEM TO REMOVE IT IMMEDIATELY! THEY DID'NT EVEN CREDIT ME IN THE LEAST, AND THEY BETTER HAVE MORE OF MY FONTS ON THERE!!!

Comment by Noah F. Ross (winty5) 9th june 2013

Just send them an email telling them to remove it. Hope it will be removed soon. I'm ANGRY at them right now, and they don't wanna see my BAD SIDE!

Comment by Noah F. Ross (winty5) 9th june 2013

Sample

Comment by Noah F. Ross (winty5) 4th july 2013

Nice and consistent work. The generous space makes it easy on the eyes. The text remains quite legible and pleasing. at small sizes. Above 24pt the rough edges become more apparent, a few letters are in need of refinement, eg.: m, Y. The j does not share the same width with the rest of the set. However, that can be easily amended by adding a serif at the top. Only after making all letters and numbers of the same girth can be the font classified as monospaced.

Winty5, you are making great progress here. Keep up the good work. 10/10

Comment by Frodo7 4th july 2013

@winty5: I understand your emotions regarding cheap font sites listing your work(s) unsolicited. However, if you think more about, they are doing you a great favor by granting you free publicity and disseminating your font(s) throughout the vast web universe. They also acting within the legal boundaries set by the Creative Commons License of your choice, provided proper credit has been given to you for your works. Next time, just tell them to give you credit the way you have specified in the license and let them share your fonts.

Comment by Frodo7 4th july 2013

Thanks Mr.Frodo, thanks very much for the good advice regarding this font and commercial font sites. But I still think that they should have contacted me first before doing this. I'll just tell them to please give credit to me next time.

Comment by Noah F. Ross (winty5) 4th july 2013