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"...symbolic glyphs that had widespread communal and historical use" The answer lies within your question.
by mnsc 13y ago
"...symbolic glyphs that had widespread communal and historical use"
The answer lies within your question.
- igravious 13y agoI do not have a problem with generic dingbats that have a genuine historical authenticity. I would have a problem with something designed less than 20 years ago that seems to have very arbitrary and whimsical glyphs as is the case with Webdings which came into being in 1997. It is even more troublesome and annoying that it is the product of some corporation and not a shared cultural artifact.