Hacked fonts may be useful as a source of glyphs. If you write a one-line description of what's found at that link as a source of glyphs it wouldn't hurt to be on the page.
Mark
Peter Constable wrote:
> Mark wrote:
>
> >We would appreciate it whenever any of you have any links
> >to useful resources to cc Magda, at info@unicode.org. She
> >can add them to the Useful Resources page. The more that
> >page is "stocked", the better off we are...
>
> in response to a message containing, among other things,
>
> >> - Rafi Kojian's Masis font and Papazian keyboard layouts:
> >> <ftp://crl.nmsu.edu/CLR/multiling/armenian/>
>
> The fonts at this link are not Unicode-encoded but rather are
> custom codepage-encoded (what some call "hacked fonts"). Do you
> want links to such on the Unicode site? There would likely be a
> *lot*. On the other hand, our Fonts in Cyberspace site attempts
> to provide links to as many sources of multilingual fonts as
> possible, whether encoded with Unicode or a custom codepage,
> and is regularly being updated. This could be offered as a
> single link from the Unicode site. Fonts in Cyberspace is at
>
> http://www.sil.org/computing/fonts/
>
> Peter
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