Impressive! I like it. =)
Maybe M could be a doubled n, if it's ok for you to make it a little bit wider, same thing for the w, with the u. And I actually like your s!

Wow. I am such a big admirer of your work.

Upon cloning, an even deeper attention to detail is somehow found in your work, even though you use just five bricks. Five. Yet this almost-monospaced, extremely basic, 3x3 font gives off such an air of refinement, of thought. What looks simple took impressive consideration. I also love the blacklister elements.

What I didn't like at first were the stroke endings going different directions; for example, look at the bottoms of b and d. When typed together, it creates an uneven flow.

Then I realized: you don't need a flow! :-)

Moving on. Letter that are genius: f k l r v z. How did you come up with those? Amazing. I've attached some ideas for s. Take a look; I'm proud of the third one, and I think it might work.

Sorry, forgot to mention two things.

1 The third s in my sample is meant to be a hybrid cursive/print character. Here are two more worthy of consideration.

2 I'm curious where the names come from. Not just the real names, but the numbers as well.

Congratulations! FontStruct Staff have deemed your FontStruction worthy of special mention. “nt3.1 {declivity}” is now a Top Pick.

Wow! i was out of FS in august and i missed this beauty. I like how the text seems to "move". I worked on similar effect with my font Lovely Breeze

Nice! It's my first week here, digitalised one of my fonts some days ago and now i found yours that looks somehow similar :) i've found a nice solution for the M, W and S, maybe you could try some of my solutions. i will post some alternatives i've tried later

really funky. i like it.