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I'm not arguing for creating your own font. I'm just expressing how silly the law is. Of all the things I thought a copyright law would protect, I'd assume it w
by oldstrangers 4y ago
I'm not arguing for creating your own font. I'm just expressing how silly the law is. Of all the things I thought a copyright law would protect, I'd assume it would be the actual artistic visualization of a font, and not the software that it runs on.
- manuelmoreale 4y agoI might be wrong but I think the issue is that there are typeface extremely similar to each other and so it would be hard to figure out when something is actually a new design. Arial/Helvetica is the classic example. Personally, I wouldn’t even know how to approach this issue from a legal standpoint.