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Please report any posts which break these rules, to maintain the quality of the subreddit. Design Subreddits LIST. If you are making money off of whatever work you are doing, it's only right that you pay for what you used to make it. That said, personally, I feel no guilt pirating highly overpriced, recognizable old fonts, of which the original designers will likely not be profiting from, in many cases because they are no longer alive. Upstart foundries and people who are actively designing fonts today deserve to have their work supported and I will happily open my wallet to support them.

ITC doesn't deserve hundreds of dollars for a font from the 60s when the artist who created it died over three decades ago, just because it's an instantly recognizable font that people will ask for by name. They're not going to see my show fliers, so fuck them and their greed. If you need a free font, use a free font. Like, if you're seriously financially incapable (and not just cheap) then use a free font.

As a designer, how would you like it if someone said to you, I have mad respect for your work, so I'm going to ask you to leave the room so I can steal it. Having respect for someone doesn't make up for you not crediting them for their work. If we could live off respect, we would all be kings I'm sure. But we need money. Don't come here trying to justify exactly what you would hate to have happen to you: someone recognizing the legitimately good work you do but trying to undercut you because they're cheap. What goes around comes around. Sorry for the rant but if we don't respect ourselves who will respect us?

Though your point is pretty solid and I agree, you are looking at the whole disscusion pretty harshly. First of all Im asking because I dont know this stuff, And I never said I had stole them, but I admitt ive used some, but only for personal projects. I have never used one for a project that i was paid for, I havent even been a part of a project that has been paid for yet. So mainly I asked this because I have uploaded a project on Behance.net that i did not get paid for and Im not really sure what the Moral Standards are in that situation, if thats a personal project or could be viewed as a finnancially beneficial project because its on my Portfolio. I ask to earn knowledge, you actually let me know how serious this matter is so thank you:) • • • • •. Legitimate might have been the wrong word to use (This is not my main language). I have only used the fonts Ive downloaded for personal projects that ive put on Behance.net.

Im asking cause I dont know, and what I meant to say was maybe that i was looking for a answer that explains to what extent I can use the fonts I downloaded without being sued or be in a risk of any legal issue. And I dont intend on using them on projects I would get paid for, in that case I would buy it as an investment. Your not a dick, just badly written by me.