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I think all the testimonials are fake, if this wasn't clear to everyone. I thought they might be real at first but none of them exist. I actually thought that w
by arcticfox 1y ago
I think all the testimonials are fake, if this wasn't clear to everyone. I thought they might be real at first but none of them exist. I actually thought that was kind of shitty to do, since they use real companies and media outlets.
(I don't really follow fonts but I do know there is a subculture crazy about them, so I thought it could be theoretically possible that people would write reviews of them).
- Rendello 1y agoYou can click them, they link to their sources.
- piker 1y ago> "Hmm...this page doesn’t exist. Try searching for something else." - the link under discussion
- GranPC 1y agoLink rot is alive and well... unlike their links. https://web.archive.org/web/20190430201350/https://twitter.com/khoi/status/1069635371829522432 https://web.archive.org/web/20190430201350/https://twitter.c...
- allenu 1y agoIt indeed looks like a real quote then, but not much of a testimonial. It may as well be rephrased, "Optician Sans is a thing that I acknowledge exists." Nowadays I suppose that's good enough reason to put up the logo of a company on the landing page.
- morkalork 1y agoSame energy as: >I Heartily Endorse This Event Or Product
- hn_go_brrrrr 1y agoI'm Commander Sheppard, and this is my favorite store on the Citadel.
- jrockway 1y agoI clicked the Fast Company one because the quote seemed most fake to me and it was a real article. I learned that the underlying problem here is that eye charts only have like 10 letters on them, and this font attempts to guess the rest so you have a full alphabet.