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What’s your opinion on the web font debate?
EOT lite and a possible new format are being developed and quite a lot of foundries seem to accept that.
Do you see any chances that we might be able to use your gorgeous Calluna in other than the free styles on web pages in the future?
I would love to have people use all my fonts for the web, but I’m still thinking about how that should be done best in my case.
Mozilla has already implemented WOFF (http://blog.mozilla.com/blog/2009/10/20/mozilla-supports-web-open-font-format/), any ideas on your side yet?
Yes, I will support the WOFF format for the fonts that can already be used for @font-face embedding.
Actually I was thinking more about the weights that may not be used for @font-face right now.
Since the idea behind WOFF and CWF is to alleviate foundries’ concerns about font piracy while enabling customers to use the fonts online, I have a small ray of hope there.