> Even the kerning and height issues they point can be explained for that. Perfect kerning and proportions would ruin the illusion of it being handwritten and c

> Even the kerning and height issues they point can be explained for that. Perfect kerning and proportions would ruin the illusion of it being handwritten and childlike. Added to this, it is often the only font on a computer that has an 'open 4' which is why a grade 2 teacher I know uses and prefers it for worksheets, since it's much easier for kids to replicate and distinguish an open 4 from a hand-printed 9.