Jay

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Awesome... thanks lower case!
Posted 03 Nov 2012

Jay

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True. I recognized the flat-edged serifs as aachen and I assumed the same thing as you about it being redistributed as a font (probably a free one). I figured I'd save some time if I could find the POS used to type this in case the client insists on having it look just like this... ugh

Thanks though

Posted 03 Nov 2012

Jay

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thank you marilisa!!!!! :)
Posted 01 Nov 2012

Topic: Mass Sign-off

Jay

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Why not just.... stop... posting?? If youre mad, keep posting commercial fonts. On one hand, sharing doesnt stop.. and if you get banned for it, thats what you want anyway right?
Posted 11 Oct 2012

Topic: WTF?

Jay

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I have a idea for a replacement for "Font Requests":

Free fonts (redirects to dafont.com)
What font is this? (redirects to whatthefont.com)

Posted 10 Oct 2012

Jay

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PS - remember to advertise "opentype features" and "swashes" and "ligatures" (even if there is only 1 of each of those things). Overlay it over a really hip stock photo to make it look good/credible
Posted 10 Oct 2012

Jay

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haha thanks:)
Posted 10 Oct 2012

Jay

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJxj1mou03M
Posted 10 Oct 2012

Jay

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@mv118,

Good point. Just like any other file sharing site/forum... it's meant for this purpose. It banks on others' creations in exchange for massive traffic, which translates to significant revenue from the ads you see on this site to the owner (jag). Of course, since hes making money off of the site, for him it goes beyond internet naughtiness to serious potential legal issues. So as a technicality, he has to define those rules.

It's like setting up a gun store in a war zone and saying the guns are only to be used for home safety... the owner knows what he is doing

Posted 10 Oct 2012

Jay

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People don't "deserve" anything... it's not a scam at all. I'm a graphic designer and someone who gets paid off of my work. I work HARD to constantly learn new things, increase my skills, stay up-to-date and in-style. The average graphic designer doesn't--which I'm guessing describes you based on your deserving attitude. It's free economy. And I do know multiple places to share and find anything I want for free. Not mad at all, just bored enough to respond to you
Posted 09 Oct 2012

Jay

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@buyfontsordietrying
"audiopimp> No, you don't need facts and figure, simply because you are not the one who should decide what people should do with their work. When somebody creates something, they get to decide if this thing is free or not, the price, the way they distribute it, and with whom they distribute it. That is their right as creators and you need to respect it. End of discussion"

Thats true. It's one of the wonders of the internet. In fact, it's up to anyone to do anything anyone wants :D

Posted 09 Oct 2012

Jay

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"Consider this: would you find normal if a company hired 100 graphic designers for a project, and then paid only the one they choose.
Then they would say "Should I pay all the graphic designers I need in this elaboration process ?"

If you train your eyes, you will not need to test hundreds of fonts for a project. 3 or 4 will do. If you buy a few typefaces regularly, you will get to know them and you will be able to know for which project they will fit."

There are actually sites that do just that, and it's pretty successful. Logobee.com for example. Customers submit a description of what they want, and what they want to pay and anyone is free to design something. At the end they only pick one and the one person gets paid.

There are a million VERY similar typefaces nowadays--90% of which I consider a lazy way to earn money by type designers. With the accessibility of the internet, those lazy fucks are able to make a boatload of money off of their font that's basically a copy of helvetica with some subtle "swashes".

"If you train your eyes".... sounds like that logic fits in a similar lesson as "work smarter, not harder". Well thats what I do anyway, and my eyes are trained to find what I need faster and easier. Everyone is out for their own gain, ESPECIALLY on the internet, and ESPECIALLY font designers. Whether thats in the form of taking what you want, or letting guilt take over to where you need reassurance/acceptance more than you need a font.

All of that is just rambling really... my real argument is: who cares.

Posted 09 Oct 2012

Jay

Age: 38
4490 days old here
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Points: 10

Location:
Atlanta, United States
This is the internet... if you want help on finding out what a font is, go to whatthefont.com (through myfonts.com). If you want free fonts, neatly organized and displayed... go to dafont.com. Of course the owner has to say no sharing commercial fonts (that rule has been posted since I joined here), but what's the point of being on this site and generating traffic/ad revenue for the owner if it serves no useful purpose?

I say if links to cool fonts end up here, who knows if they are commercial or not... rhetorically speaking... allegedly..

Posted 09 Oct 2012

Jay

Age: 38
4490 days old here
Total Posts: 19
Points: 10

Location:
Atlanta, United States
The owner of this forum did a pretty good job of repacking almost everything I saw posted here, and sorting them into threads by type foundry. Although they don't come up in google search like the threads on this forum do/did
Posted 09 Oct 2012

Jay

Age: 38
4490 days old here
Total Posts: 19
Points: 10

Location:
Atlanta, United States
this site might as well work as a redirect to dafont.com then lol
Posted 09 Oct 2012

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