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I like them too, but I will say that: a) on very smooth paper, it will smear. Needs time to dry b) on rougher paper, I found it to "spread out" like a small i

• scotu 5y ago
  in the fountain pen world we call the "spread out" effect "feathering" I always thought it was a cool name :)
  • pjerem 5y ago
    In France we call the fountain pen Stylo Plume. Which literally stands for Feather Pen. And the part from which the ink flow is called the plume (feather).
    • kergonath 5y ago
      In this context, “plume” would probably be translated to “quill” rather than “feather” (or “nib”, for the metal bit that touches the paper). It’s ambiguous in French, because if is the same word for the bird thing and the writing instrument.
      • edu 5y ago
        Same in Spanish with “pluma” for the writing tool and the bird-thing.