> 40 years of typesetting tech and 500 years of typography > some fake retro charme? That’s a bit hyperbolic, and borders on just being a bit mean. There is n

> 40 years of typesetting tech and 500 years of typography > some fake retro charme? That’s a bit hyperbolic, and borders on just being a bit mean. There is no right way to do typography… and that is what 500 years of typography has taught us. We had monospaced typewriters in global widespread use for a hundred years. We still use monospaced fonts for programming computers… and for style in many different contexts. You do you, it’s fine if you personally prefer certain fonts, but please don’t speak for the rest of us. Almost everyone can read monospaced fonts just fine.