@kfaraday thanks! let's see what happens then! ;)

well, what naturaly follows,

is that the botbrs are caught shoplifting
but are forgiven by botb god
and happy end

@mirageofher let's see, i'm really curious! :)

(oops. i forgot showing some examples of master drawings in the bitpack, just as reference: https://www.typemates.com/static/MeretPro-MakingOf-newspaper-magazine-editorial-typeface-typemates-4.jpg - https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/47635271202_1c23e531ae.jpg - https://www.typemates.com/static/MeretPro-MakingOf-newspaper-magazine-editorial-typeface-typemates-4.jpg )

and a question to everyone who participated in this battle: how okay are you all about, collaboratively (including me), "render" all submissions into typefaces (ttf, otf, woff, type1, etc.), and hosting them in git servers (such as gitlab, bitbucket, notabug, etc.), in license like ofl (open font license), or based on what is actually mentioned at https://battleofthebits.com/lyceum/View/BotB+CC+License/ ? i'm asking this because i think would be really cool having these master drawing experiences transformed into typefaces! :) - the idea would be also having the .sfd source files (fontforge - or any other format eventually - fontforge is actually software libre, easy to download, install and use, without further headaches) available

o, yea im fine with that! sounds fun

yes owo

yes please do !

im fine with whatever

go for it, let me know if you need the vector file.
here is the license.
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/

go 4 it :]

going to share a git weblink soon, with otf and sfd files! (in a week hopefully, delayed from unexpected setbacks... :( )

@kfaraday hopefully, still this week i'm sharing a git weblink here! :) (this delay was totally unexpected...)

starting to update https://notabug.org/nitrofurano/botbderivatives/src/master/battles/xhb05663_shoplift - would be fine all typefaces having creative commons by-nc-sa 3.0? - btw, see that all typefaces there are in a revision process, still incomplete, only or mostly for showing some idea of how typefaces can be made - those .sfd files were made on Fontforge (software libre, just like Inkscape and Gimp), be welcome trying it! :)