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"Font choice is so difficult.
Nah, just avoid comic sans and you are good to go. "
I've been much more sympathetic to Comic Sans since a teacher told me it's used because it's the only one where an 'a' is written as they teach the kids. I just thought people thought it looked cute. |
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"Font choice is so difficult.
Nah, just avoid comic sans and you are good to go.
I've been much more sympathetic to Comic Sans since a teacher told me it's used because it's the only one where an 'a' is written as they teach the kids. I just thought people thought it looked cute. "
It's also useful to people with dyslexia. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Font choice is so difficult.
Nah, just avoid comic sans and you are good to go.
I've been much more sympathetic to Comic Sans since a teacher told me it's used because it's the only one where an 'a' is written as they teach the kids. I just thought people thought it looked cute.
It's also useful to people with dyslexia. "
I didn't know that either. Now I feel bad for all the times I dissed it before  |
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"Font choice is so difficult.
Nah, just avoid comic sans and you are good to go.
I've been much more sympathetic to Comic Sans since a teacher told me it's used because it's the only one where an 'a' is written as they teach the kids. I just thought people thought it looked cute.
It's also useful to people with dyslexia. "
As a dyslexic working in marketing there are others to chose from. Century gothic has an a as would be written by hand and dyslexie is weighted to make it easier to read. |
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