I'm definitely a newbie where it comes to typography, but I agree that Comic Sans is horrible. Having said that, I think that Lucida Handwriting is even worse.
Lacero said:Brush Script, Chalkboard, Marker Felt and Skia are not far behind.
elizabeth said:As a student teacher, i have to use comic sans for stuff to use in class, as it's "easier to read".
JonMaker said:In NS, Canada, we write public exams at the end of high school. Guess what font the ENTIRE BLOODY EXAM WAS SET IN!
That's right. The Public English 12, Physics 12, Chemistry 12, Calculus 12 and Math 12 exams were set in twelve point Comic sodding Sans. It didn't help that they were printed on neon coloured paper, too. After ten minutes of reading, I was thinking about the exam about as much as I was thinking about comitting harakiri by papercut.
I wrote a paper on why Comic Sans should not be used in the classroom, and submitted it to an administrator. We have since agreed, and our concern is soon to be taken to the school board. I kid you not.
You can not fathom the degree of self control it takes for me to not flame you for that comment. I will simply point out that you did not capitalize the word "I". My English prof would fail me for that, and give me a dirty look. As a student teacher who can't spell "I", how can you be trusted to choose a proper font?
Comic Sans is not easier to read.
Omen88 said:I don't want to be rude to you. But no....... it's not. It really isn't! A serif font like Times or Palatino is easier to read.
JonMaker said:You can not fathom the degree of self control it takes for me to not flame you for that comment. I will simply point out that you did not capitalize the word "I". My English prof would fail me for that, and give me a dirty look. As a student teacher who can't spell "I", how can you be trusted to choose a proper font?
JonMaker said:You can not fathom the degree of self control it takes for me to not flame you for that comment. I will simply point out that you did not capitalize the word "I". My English prof would fail me for that, and give me a dirty look. As a student teacher who can't spell "I", how can you be trusted to choose a proper font?
elizabeth said:*blinks*
and here i was, thinking i was on an internet forum, not writing an english essay!never thought capital letters were mandatory!
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elizabeth said:As a student teacher, i have to use comic sans for stuff to use in class, as it's "easier to read".
MongoTheGeek said:I hate fonts in general. Comic sans is a bad on. The only thing it has going for it is that it isn't Helvetica, the root of all evil.
dotdotdot said:*Removed text to protect eyes*
feakbeak said:I've noticed Papyrus is gaining popularity these days. I see that font far too often these days.
cleanup said:As must that terrible freeware font, Papyrus.
cleanup said:Lucida Grande
cleanup said:Helvetica (trust me, it's actually a great font)
xrayzed said: