Hi, I wrote: > I wondered about offering a service that hosted such fonts. It could be > an outgrowth of http://openfontlibrary.org/ (because it would share the > same aim - "collect public domain fonts *so that they may be used freely*"). > To clarify: I suppose that http://www.fontburner.com/ is a model, but on a competing platform (never seen it before today - I don't use SiFR at the moment). > Anyone > discussing this elsewhere? Have I not been paying attention? ;-) > But my enquiry is simply: is anyone linked with OFL running a server that is intended to serve font files to browsers that can understand @font-face - or is anyone talking/thinking about doing this soon? The fact is if I do it right now it works, but the world won't know that the font's come from OFL.
Dave Crossland wrote: > I guess it hasn't been discussed because its so obviously what OFLB is > for :-) Yes, although that's not explicitly stated. Perhaps this is just an opportunity for - a more obvious link on each font's page (more obvious than the download button) - a little badge graphic that nerds can stick on their pages to show their support (nerds are not tired of this idea yet, if I'm an example...) Cheers, Ben _______________________________________________ Openfontlibrary mailing list Openfontlibrary@lists.freedesktop.org http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/openfontlibrary
