Well the problem is that the spacing and kerning need a lot of improvement unfortunately. Kerning classes are also not used properly. I would recommend dropping the kerning classes in your situation - or only putting similar shaped letters together - and reading more about the spacing/kerning issue here: http://designwithfontforge.com/en-US/Spacing_Metrics_and_Kerning.html

"WB"

"JACKSON"

Hi, it seems like there was a small mistake when uploading it. I changed its name now. Is this the correct name now?

There was indeed a font like this on Dafont but it was removed due to being a copy of the original font that is linked above.

Hi,

The problem with your Lovebeat font is that the kerning can't be displayed properly here so it creates this huge gap between the letters "ove". That's the only reason it's been rejected. One way to fix this would be to create a glyph with the name of the font. It can be any glyph with a Unicode value. Some people use the Private Use Area, some people prefer an unused glyph in the punctuation area.

Concerning the metrics problem it seems like you fixed it every time it was noticed.

Sorry about these issues.

If you check the source of their website, you can indeed see that MarimekkoSans is a match and has that "Q".

It is the correct answer. "LITTLE" and "CAVE" are uppercase. "babe" is lowercase.

Why would you want to remove a thread with a perfectly good answer that can help other people?

Hi,

Thank you for your suggestion. At the moment it is not possible but it is something we may consider doing in the future. Your only option right now is to type these accents in the preview box to see if a font has them.

Hello,

The space between most letters is completely inconsistant. It needs to be adjusted so it somehow looks "similar" and there is no useless space. If you're using the free version of Calligraphr, you can't adjust kerning/spacing as far as I know. So you need to do it with another software.

In the font you submitted, just take a look at its name. There is a huge space between the "r" and the "a" and the "o" seems lost between the "s" and the "n". You should start by adjusting spacing, and then kerning. Here is a very useful link to learn more about it: http://designwithfontforge.com/en-US/Spacing_Metrics_and_Kerning.html

No worries! Please let me know if you have any other question.