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I second that. Jarring indeed. Maybe there's some ligature history I'm unaware of but ligating c and k seems about as useful as gluing the letters 'wq' together
by isoprophlex 4y ago
I second that. Jarring indeed. Maybe there's some ligature history I'm unaware of but ligating c and k seems about as useful as gluing the letters 'wq' together.
- Tomte 4y agoAt least in German it's a standard ligature, but nowadays rarely used (mostly in very designery and ornamental stuff).