The Inkscape font has also been mentioned as something we might want to change. I'll put that up for discussion after "Draw Freely" since there is more reason to change the scripty font than the all-caps INKSCAPE font (which, if proprietary can be changed to nearly anything with roman caps, if we still like it). I will post a different message to the inkscape-user mailing list after collecting votes from this mailing list. It will be fun to see the difference in votes. :)

-C

On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 4:24 PM, Jabier Arraiza <jabier.arraiza@...2893...> wrote:
I couldent go to IRC since Im disconnected at home so my vote is for
"Sacramento"
Also maybe inkscape-user mailing list welcome this mail.
Finaly, any option use the same font as INKSCAPE text in for example
lowercase?
Great selection page!

All the best, Jabier.

On mar, 2015-09-15 at 14:39 +0100, C R wrote:
> TLDR: We are voting on an Open Font replacement for the "Draw Freely"
> Tagline. Jump down to the link and click it to see what the options
> are.
>
>
> Since the feedback so far has been good on the user tutorial thread,
> I'd like to reach everyone I can to make this decision, in case not
> everyone is paying attention to the video tutorial stuff, so here's
> another opportunity to vote!
>
>
> In short: we'd like to replace the "Draw Freely" tagline with a font
> which we will use as an official font for the Inkscape project. The
> main reason for this is that the currently used font is proprietary,
> and the general consensus (via mailing list and #inkscape) is that
> we'd like to replace it with an open alternative.
>
>
> Reasons for this are:
>
>
> 1. We can not change the font - Thus, we are unable to add extra
> character support for other languages.
> 2. We can not use the font elsewhere without paying more license fees,
> and we would like to be able to use the same font on the website, in
> tutorial videos, and other user documentation.
> 3. We can not distribute the font with Inkscape materials without
> paying license fees.
> 4. Our users can't use the font in their own materials without paying
> license fees.
> 5. Open fonts rock, in all the same ways that Open Source software
> rocks, and contributes to creative freedom, which is in line with the
> project's creedo "Draw Freely".
>
>
> Thus, I have pillaged Google's collection of fonts which are composed
> of fonts with the SIL Open Font license, and Apache Licenses, pulling
> out all the ones that looked scripty/handwritten. I have written a
> page that allows a preview of each of them along with the Inkscape
> logo here:
>
> http://www.opendesignstudio.org/inkscape/samples/draw_freely_font_list.html
>
>
>
> Use keyboard arrow-keys (left and right) to scroll through the fonts,
> and (up and down) keys to enlarge or decrease the font size to your
> liking (you can also click a link out of the list on the left to jump
> to your at-a-glance favs).
>
>
> To vote on your favourites, just reply to this email with the font
> name(s), number(s), and/or a copy of the share link at the bottom of
> the page.
> If you've already voted, you don't need to again. :)
>
>
> Cheers.
> -C
>
>
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