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Comment by gentleman11

A pet peeve, thinking of web fonts, is that every license I’ve ever read makes you commit to not distribute the font at all in a way that an end user could get access to the font file. Which is impossible for a web font. It’s just litigious and ignorant

Other requirements are sort of nasty too. MyFonts requires you to embed tracking code into your website to prove you don’t go over your view count

parent gentleman11 5 years ago

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