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To be consistent with me I’d need both of the common a’s, whatever they’re individually called I think it’s because I like the curly-top “a” but habitually do
by grimgrin 6y ago
To be consistent with me I’d need both of the common a’s, whatever they’re individually called
I think it’s because I like the curly-top “a” but habitually do the cursive-friendly “a”
edit: speaking of cursive friendly a’s I was doing a thing when carrying a paper note book for a few months, not too long ago, where’d I’d ask a friend or relative or maybe a stranger to write a-z in lowercase cursive. I probably collected 50+ of these
It collected both skilled and struggling to recall contributions. Certainly the oldest had the sleekest cursive
Little other things popped up, like the correct “b” and an incorrect “b” was fairly common to see