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They're using the words "Monotype Fonts" as a type shop, a brand, a company...I forget which but I set type decades ago and remember the name. They're not refer
by stumblers 3y ago
They're using the words "Monotype Fonts" as a type shop, a brand, a company...I forget which but I set type decades ago and remember the name. They're not referring to 'monotype fonts' as a type of font, like serif or sans serif.
- mannykannot 3y agoI feel the issue applies in this case also, unless all of Monotype Fonts' fonts are DIN 1450 fonts.
- trinix912 3y agoPerhaps because nouns are usually capitalized in German. Seriously tho, does it really matter that much? There are native English speakers who write worse than that.
- throwaway290 3y agoIt matters that if you are writing illegibly even the ultra legible typeface is not going to help that much
- nyanpasu64 3y agoEven worse, when reading this sentence in the comments, I thought it was referring to monospace coding fonts, which happen to share the same "legibility features" as required by DIN 1450 (tailed l, dotted 0, etc.)