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Drafting "Font and Typographical Considerations" #9
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Hi, |
Najib's HTML version is at http://www.w3c.org.ma/Tests/Alreq/Font-and-Typographical-considerations.html (or .pdf) |
Everyone to read and comment on the PR commit, see #42 |
I reviewed the draft for this section and have few comments:
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Hi Shervin, Thank for your comments. See inline On 5/3/16 09:55, Shervin Afshar wrote:
Well, it's subject to debate. I said almost all Arabic and Muslim world.
Yes.
It is rather Naskh vs. Kufi-like styles. There are other comparison topics.
Those are also topics to consider. I'll look at those style in detail
OK.
I choosed to use my own samples (not to copy from elsewhere). Sure, it
Yes. Thank you for your positive comments, I'll take them into account, and In fact, I started from some references, and then I found other Talk to you soon. Najib |
Based on discussion about #117, it came up that we can address that question in the Font section in ALReq, noting that "proportional fonts" are generally preferred to "monospace fonts". |
Something to consider during the review of this section: #125 |
Remove localBiblio for Unicode and UAX #9
Najib started a draft for the topic keyword "Font and Typographical Considerations" here.
We can use this issue for discussing this section.
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