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Cursive?

• urbandw311er 4y ago
  Yes, that's the one. Very hard to read quickly, and an odd choice for a use case that I'd think would require absolute clarity and rapid recognition.
  • cityofdelusion 4y ago
    If you know cursive, it usually reads fast and clear. I don't think it is widely taught anymore though, as it was mostly a footnote when I was in school many years ago. It is a strange choice for the article considering the rarity of cursive these days.
    • rhacker 4y ago
      The cursive throws me off and I am heavily distracted by it. teho (to each his own)
  • Joker_vD 4y ago
    I'd argue, on the contrary, it's perfect for keywords: you recognized those mostly by shape anyway, so now they don't even look like actual names which is an upside for me.
• arrakeen 4y ago
  it's not cursive because the letters are not connected (unless my fontconfig setup is messed up). these are cursive letterforms completely divorced from their utility which makes them awkward and jarring