Talk:Code2000
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Sounds like a vanity page, but we could always use more typefaces. --Ardonik 23:11, Jul 16, 2004 (UTC)
It's an ad!
If properly constructed in a neutral way, this page would begin by describing the Code2000 character set, including its historical basis and its relationship to Unicode. It would then list all possible sources of Code2000 fonts, including the Cass font, and it would provide links to all these sources.
It should not mention that the Cass font is a shareware product unless it does so uniformly for all the other fonts it mentions.
--BlairRMartin 15:15, 2005 Mar 20 (UTC)
- The fonts mentioned here are notable in that they cover Unicode so widely, while they were created by a single individual. In order for the article to become more encyclopedic, I think someone should contact James Kass and get some more information on the fonts' creation (when it began, which tools were used, etc). Also, I think the examples of the font in the article should be replaced by images, so that the article becomes more self-contained. Adia 20:09, 2005 May 30 (UTC)