While there is a footnote or two saying sans is better generally in the article, reading the full text actually argues quite a bit for each side. For example, l

While there is a footnote or two saying sans is better generally in the article, reading the full text actually argues quite a bit for each side. For example, legibility problems cited with sans are: " The sources of similarity between the characters of modern sans-serif fonts are: 1. The standardized or modular appearance of the letters (“P,” “R”). 2. The effect of mirror images between the upper and lower part of the character (“E,” “B,” “D”). 3. The use of equal radius for different letters (“G,” “O,” “C”) (Craig, 1980; Cheetham and Grimbly, 1964). "