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By the way, this font has been updated and the author added accented characters

https://www.dafont.com/faq.php#copyright

https://creativemarket.com/byuly/600922-Comely

It's a commercial font. If you need to use it, you'll have to buy it.

Hi,

There is absolutely no kerning even in the latest font file you submitted. It needs to be corrected before you submit it again.

Thank you.

https://creativemarket.com/kavoon/857121-Kelium

Please post an unedited/not enlarged picture here: https://www.dafont.com/forum/post.php?f=1

The font in your link is Futura Futuris.

You're welcome!

Hi!

Your font was in .ttc format, which is why we couldn't upload it. Is there any chance you can submit it again in .ttf or .otf format?

Thank you!

Hi,

As you may have seen, your fonts have been uploaded now.

Thank you!

Hi, there are a few delays at the moment because of holidays so we're a little bit behind schedule. I tested your font and it lacks kerning so you would need to fix this issue before submitting it again.

This is a commercial font. If you need to use it, you have to buy it.

Hello,

Sorry you didn't get an answer, Rodolphe is currently on holidays. I actually took care of all your updates, including HFF Thai Dye on March 11 so one day after you submitted it. I now realize I forgot to mark it as an update so I understand why you thought it wasn't taken care of. I fixed my mistake and I apologize for it. If you download the font, you will see in includes the files you submitted on March 10.

Sorry again for the misunderstanding.

Isn't it just a setting within the font file itself? I think this has already been discussed at some point in the past but I can't find the thread I'm thinking about at the moment. Either way, if you just double click on the font file, you will see the preview.

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I quickly checked your font and it seems to be much better. It will be fully reviewed as soon as possible.

On a side note you would really benefit from learning what spacing is. Especially with basic serif and sans serif fonts. Kerning is one thing but applying proper spacing to your font can save you a tremendous amount of kerning.