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I wonder if your technique could remove some lines for the paper we use in France [1]. I never really understood why they were so many lines... [1]: https://i

• John_KZ 9y ago
  Is this really standard writing paper? I assume it would be useful for calligraphy or learning how to write (as you can use the subdivision to draw letters to the correct height) but I find it weird for it to be standard issue paper.
  • sp332 9y ago
    I hadn't seen it before, but it seems to be pretty common for French-ruled paper. https://getfrenchbox.com/what-is-french-ruled-paper-seyes-school/ https://getfrenchbox.com/what-is-french-ruled-paper-seyes-sc...
  • pfalke 9y ago
    It is. It's called "French-ruled paper" and is the school standard in France. [0] [0] https://getfrenchbox.com/what-is-french-ruled-paper-seyes-school/ https://getfrenchbox.com/what-is-french-ruled-paper-seyes-sc...
    • bb88 9y ago
      My handwriting in school would have been better if I could have used this.
• l9k 9y ago
  It helps children learning how to write. Lowercase letters start from the thicker line to the first thinner line above. Uppercase letters and taller lowercase letters like "t" or "d" go to the second line. And the tails of letters like "g" or "y" go the first line below.