FTC currency sign - Voting Requested
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I support making this decision to solidify the community from the start.
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[quote name=“tuneman1980” post=“17779” timestamp=“1372253897”]
I support making this decision to solidify the community from the start.
[/quote]Agreed. Now is the time to get this figured out before we have inconsistencies between future merchants.
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how about an [i]f[/i] and under this a little c for coin
or the [i]f[/i] with one line crossing it from above like the $?Sorry, have no drawing app on my phone, hope you can imagine what i mean
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how about the italic f with a little c attached for coin?
something like this
i cant draw i know;-)[attachment deleted by admin]
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Or the italic f including a c for coin?
I still cant draw, i know[attachment deleted by admin]
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I vote for â‚£
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How about this Ò’, it’s a cyrillic script.
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[quote name=“mirrax” post=“17799” timestamp=“1372258752”]
I vote for â‚£
[/quote]Whenever I see that all I think of are Frankos lol
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[quote name=“seemee” post=“17755” timestamp=“1372244717”]
Alternatively the old French Franc sign â‚£ could be used.
[/quote]I am French, and I never saw “â‚£” sign in France before Euro came in 2002. I discovered it on Wikipedia just a few moments ago lol
We used only “F” sign for “Franc”, and sometimes “FF” (French Franc)
Anyway, “â‚£” would be my choice for Feathercoin, it seems all major currencies have a dash into their symbol ;)
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Fehu aside, though I’m probably wrong on its connection… the symbol has to be an existing unicode character. Simply so that users can type it without relying on finding a font file to produce it. It would be nice to design our own one,
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There is also “[url=http://graphemica.com/Æ’]Latin capital letter f with hook[/url]” in the Unicode table.
[size=72pt]Æ’[/size]
Although there are various glyphs of this letter.
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Here we have “[url=http://graphemica.com/Ḟ]latin capital letter f with dot above[/url]”.
[size=72pt]Ḟ[/size]
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at first I liked “â‚£”. But it’s in the Franco logo so I would avoid that. I would avoid any currency sign for a currency in usage (like the ฿ of Bitcoin that is the thai Baht currency sign of thailand)
[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currency_sign]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currency_sign[/url]their is a lot of stylish F a like in the unicode that should be good to go
http://unicode-search.net/unicode-namesearch.pl?term=F
my favorite was U+1D571 but it can’t print in forum correctly without lots of work so a no go
we also have the feather one
U+169B áš› e1 9a 9b OGHAM FEATHER MARK
U+169C ᚜ e1 9a 9c OGHAM REVERSED FEATHER MARK
U+2F7B â½» e2 bd bb KANGXI RADICAL FEATHER -
From the list that groll posted that would actually show up correctly on my computer, I like the Fraktur symbol U+1D509
A non-letter symbol as he suggested would also be unique and interesting.
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yep but put it in your message and the message end :( so need unicode wrapping to use it not very convenient
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[quote name=“groll” post=“17862” timestamp=“1372276267”]
yep but put it in your message and the message end :( so need unicode wrapping to use it not very convenient
[/quote]Yea I noticed :( I did that originally and it was blank lol
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Scrypt capital F is my suggestion ;)
[size=70pt]ℱ[/size]
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[quote name=“Markus1337” post=“17885” timestamp=“1372283673”]
Scrypt capital F is my suggestion ;)[size=70pt]ℱ[/size]
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[quote name=“Markus1337” post=“17885” timestamp=“1372283673”]
Scrypt capital F is my suggestion ;)
[/quote]Haha scrypt ;)
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[quote name=“Markus1337” post=“17885” timestamp=“1372283673”]
Scrypt capital F is my suggestion ;)[size=70pt]ℱ[/size]
[/quote]Boom, that’s it right there!
