[Boris]

Originally Posted by Coda

Casion is nice, yes.



Not particularly, no. If I cared, I would have taught myself by now. There's no real win in it for me to bother taking the time to learn.

Oh, I see. Oh well.

@Espy: Go for it!

[Serra Britt]

Comic Sans is one of my favorites, despite it being (apparently?) mostly disliked. Or maybe I just like my text to look humorous? I don't know XD

[Boris]

Yeah, I also heard comic sans is widely disliked. I see nothing wrong with the font myself.

[Coda]

Comic Sans is widely reviled not because it's a bad font in and of itself -- it has its uses -- but because so many people use it in places where they really shouldn't.

[Potironette]

Oh man, comic sans. I like it but..
When I took the SAT (standardized test) last week or so, they had the instructions in comic sans and I totally did not read that until a few seconds later.

Comic sans is just hard to take seriously and easy to skim over. I'm still a little mad they used it on the SAT T_T

[Serra Britt]

Originally Posted by Coda

Comic Sans is widely reviled not because it's a bad font in and of itself -- it has its uses -- but because so many people use it in places where they really shouldn't.

Well that explains it. Too much of a good thing and all that.

I do agree it shouldn't be used for serious things.

[johnny]

I quite like the Georgia font, although in general I think I prefer sans-serifs.

I deal a lot with fonts for my job, but tend to overlook them. Maybe I should pay attention next time I'm mentally grumbling about having to load web fonts into a CSS file.

[TwinkleQueen]

I really like formal fonts, like Goudy, and ones that have little stars for periods, like Centaur. I also like some handwritten fonts like Andy, though I don't know if many computers have it anymore. Ooh, and fancy cursive fonts!