That's anonymous.

Okay, just to give an example. Here I have a font I started 15 years ago and didn't finish it because I lost interest. Now I would like to offer designers to play around with it, rework it or just make some modifications to show what direction the font could go in their opinion. Therefore I would throw it into the “trashcan“ and make it downloadable. My only claim for letting designers work with it is, they must upload their version of the font and post a short description of the result at the same place, so this is downloadable either. The results would be public domain just like the source.

The example here is a duo of two fonts. A “screen font” and a “print font” that is based very close on the pixels of the screen font. The idea is somehow simple but the execution is tricky ... and btw, who needs a pair of print and pixel fonts these days? Aesthetically I think this could still become something interesting and that's why I would offer designers to play around with it and find their solutions if they like.

The two fonts have already raw drawings of an alphabet, numbers and several punctuation marks.

https://imgur.com/Sx8hbdW

https://imgur.com/3iUScoC

https://imgur.com/ac1pesf

https://imgur.com/lVtIDfb

@claudeseriux It's not TriangleETcircle. It was newer than that but before 2009

@methom if you want some background info on TriangleETcircle, go to http://abfonts.freehostia.com click on the 2010+ tab then click on the 2009 tab. You will see it listed on the menu. abfonts did not have the fonts posted prior to that year.

The gist of Claude's message: the font was posted at alt.binaries.fonts, that he started it and someone finished it.