>For commercial foundries the licensing boils down to "pay me" and thus
>licensing compliance is de facto checked at the credit card stage.
>They're not a good model for fonts with non-monetary licensing
>clauses.
Actually, it's often worse than just "pay me". Even once you've paid, would
that commercial license allow you to create a derivative font for your own
specialized needs or desires, even if only used internally? Probably not.
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