> letters are linked ... get right. That whole section applies equally well to many written forms of English. I'm not an expert but I think modern Latin "print

> letters are linked ... get right. That whole section applies equally well to many written forms of English. I'm not an expert but I think modern Latin "print" forms (i.e., the only forms an increasing number of Anglophones can read or write, aside from very similar modern italic) are as much a product of the limitations of the printing press as anything. Look at the archaic forms of the letter /s/ for a start.