Slightly off topic, I wonder how they handled different writing styles. E.g. in letter "W", in most fonts the the middle part touches the top (So: "..."). But

Slightly off topic, I wonder how they handled different writing styles. E.g. in letter "W", in most fonts the the middle part touches the top (So: "..."). But in monospace fonts, like the one used in HN's comment reply text area, the middle part is lower (So: ".."?). And in wikipedia's logo the "W" is stylised as overlapping VVs (So: "...."??).