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I found your comment much more difficult to read than the parent comment's tighter paragraphs. This was a problem I also had with the article's preferred o
by vacri 11y ago
I found your comment
much more difficult to read
than the parent comment's
tighter paragraphs.
This was a problem I also had with
the article's preferred option;
the text is too spaced out
which can make following it
difficult. I also don't buy into
this idea that if you don't
like widely spaced text,
then you're someone who
doesn't 'get' typography.
But I do completely agree
with the idea that you should
be designing with your intended
audience in mind.
- ricardobeat 11y agoThe article does not use double line height, and you have too few words per line to make your comment "fair".
- vacri 11y agoI, vacri, formally apologise to you, ricardobeat, for the sin of trying to be evocative instead of purely descriptive.