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=={{tp|sitelen pona}} fonts==
=={{tp|sitelen pona}} fonts==


==={{tp|5x5 sitelen pona}}===
===5x5 {{tp|sitelen pona}}===
{{font
{{font
| {{tp|5x5 sitelen pona}}
| 5x5 {{tp|sitelen pona}}
| system = {{tp|sitelen pona}}
| system = {{tp|sitelen pona}}
| range = All {{tp|pu}} glyphs, several {{tp|ku}} glyphs
| range = All {{tp|pu}} glyphs, several {{tp|ku}} glyphs
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{{tp|5x5 sitelen pona}} is a minimalist pixelated font made on {{w|Fontstruct}}. Due to Fontstruct's limitations, the {{tp|sitelen pona}} glyphs take on space in the Unicode blocks for Latin characters, sharing codepoints with {{tp|sitelen pona kiwen}}, {{tp|sitelen pona kiwen nanpa tu}}, {{tp|sitelen pona pi palisa mute}} and {{tp|sitelen pona 7x7}}.
5x5 {{tp|sitelen pona}} is a minimalist pixelated font. Due to the limitations of the font-making program {{w|Fontstruct}}, the {{tp|sitelen pona}} glyphs take on space in the Unicode blocks designated Latin characters, sharing codepoints with {{tp|sitelen pona kiwen}}, {{tp|sitelen pona kiwen nanpa tu}}, {{tp|sitelen pona pi palisa mute}}, and {{tp|sitelen pona}} 7x7.
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| start = 19 January 2023<ref>{{cite Discord|name={{tp|lipamanka}}|username=lipamanka|url=https://discord.com/channels/301377942062366741/1053850152932233266/1065456491726913576|channel={{tok|toki-suli}}|retrieved=4 November 2023|thread={{tok|linja lipamanka}}|server={{tp|ma pona pi toki pona}}}}</ref>
| start = 19 January 2023<ref>{{cite Discord|name={{tp|lipamanka}}|username=lipamanka|url=https://discord.com/channels/301377942062366741/1053850152932233266/1065456491726913576|channel={{tok|toki-suli}}|retrieved=4 November 2023|thread={{tok|linja lipamanka}}|server={{tp|ma pona pi toki pona}}}}</ref>
| license = OFL
| license = OFL
| ucsur = yes
| cartouche = yes
| ligature = yes
| ligature = yes
| cartouche = yes
| long pi = yes
| long pi = yes
| mono = yes
| mono = yes
| ucsur = yes
}}
}}


{{tp|linja lipamanka}} is a sucessor font meant to improve on and replace {{tp|linja sike}} by the same font creator, {{tok|lipamanka}}. As its development progresses, community-suggested words, popular features and custom name glyphs get integrated into the font.<ref>{{cite Discord|url=https://discord.com/channels/301377942062366741/1053850152932233266/1053850152932233266|quote=new year, new design goals:
{{tp|linja lipamanka}} is a sucessor font to {{tp|linja sike}} by {{tok|lipamanka}}, meant to add and improve on it. As its development progresses, community-suggested words, popular features and custom name glyphs get integrated into the font.<ref>{{tok|lipamanka}}. [https://lipamanka.gay/linjamanka {{tok|linja lipamanka}}]. ''{{tok|lipamanka}}'s website''. Retrieved 5 November 2023.</ref>

1.) this font is going to be a FONT OF THE PEOPLE. it’s going to have all sorts of custom glyphs/ligatures, it’s going to support your weird nimisin, and it’s going to support CUSTOM NAME GLYPHS!
2.) it’s going to be aesthetic. it’ll be monospaced with no baseline (there will be a midline instead)
3.) it’s going to be both ucsur and ligature compatible! (words not already in ucsur won’t have their own codepoints. there will be a version of the font that does not support ligatures so that people can use it as a ucsur font alongside a latin font on discord)
4.) THE FONT IS CALLED LINJA LIPAMANKA NOW !!! LINJA SIKE IS DONE

i will begin working some time this week and i may stream some of my work! this means that now is the time to send all your ideas and requests for custom glyphs, ligatures, nimisin etc. i’m really excited for this, y’all! let me know if you have questions.

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REQUIREMENTS FOR YOUR GLYPH TO BE ADDED:
1) you must request it twice, both times must be no less than two days apart from each other
2) you must be clear about what the glyph means or represents
3) the etymology of the word you are requesting/the origin of the word should be made clear as well
3) if you have a pet, you are required to send me one picture of your pet for each glyph you request
3) this is not required but if you would like to send me a tip for my labor here’s my ko-fi https://ko-fi.com/lipamanka it would be much appreciated, especially if you request a large amount of glyphs, but is not required at all <3 (suggested amount is $2.50 per glyph, or zero dollars)
3) if you need help coming up with a custom name glyph, let me know i might be able to help
3) i might make suggestions or offer to workshop a glyph you request
3) feel free to not do some of these requirements just like lmk tb|channel={{tp|toki-suli}}|retrieved=4 November 2023|thread={{tp|linja lipamanka}}|server={{tp|ma pona pi toki pona}}|name={{tp|lipamanka}}|username=lipamanka}}</ref>
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| range = {{tp|ku suli}}, plus 3 {{tp|ku lili}}
| range = {{tp|ku suli}}, plus 3 {{tp|ku lili}}
| style = Uniform line weight
| style = Uniform line weight
| author = David A. Roberts, jan Same
| author = David A. Roberts, {{tok|jan Same}}
| license = OFL
| license = OFL
| long pi = yes
| cartouche = yes
| cartouche = yes
| ligature = yes
| ligature = yes
| long pi = yes
}}
}}


{{tp|linja pona}} is a relatively early and influential font. The {{tp|pi}} extension can go up to 3 characters wide.
{{tp|linja pona}} is a relatively early and influential font, created by David A. Roberts and expanded on by {{tok|jan Same}}. The {{tp|pi}} extension can go up to three characters wide.
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Using the vectorised drawings from {{lipu pu|en}}, and later also traced drawings from {{lipu pu|eo}} (thinned to make them more consistent with the preceding drawings), this font gives access to all {{tp|pu}} glyphs in a font format.
{{tp|nasin sitelen pu mono}} is a handwritten font, created by {{tok|jan Ke Tami}} and {{tok|kili pan Juli}}. It features all {{tp|pu}} glyphs, derived from the the vectorized drawings from {{lipu pu|en}} and traced drawings from the Esperanto edition of the same book (thinned to make them more consistent with the preceding drawings).
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===Nishiki-teki {{tok|lili}}===
===Nishiki-teki {{tok|lili}}===
{{font
{{font
| Nishiki-teki lili
| Nishiki-teki {{tok|lili}}
| system = {{tp|sitelen pona}}
| system = {{tp|sitelen pona}}
| range = All UCSUR characters
| range = All UCSUR characters
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| feature = Provides clean combinations for all character permutations.
| feature = Provides clean combinations for all character permutations.
}}
}}
Nishiki-teki {{tok|lili}} is a derivation of Nishiki-teki created by {{tok|jan Ke Tami}} to reduce file size, only including the {{tp|sitelen pona}} glyphs. On April 2023, ligatures were added to the font.

On 1 November 2022, {{tok|jan Ke Tami}} made a derivation of the font to reduce the file size, concentrating only on the sitelen pona characters. On 2023-04-07, ligatures got added.
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Only 2 months after publication of {{lipu pu|en}} and therefore {{tp|sitelen pona}} in its first completed form, this font is the first of all {{tp|sitelen pona}} fonts. Its ASCII transcription has some oddities that users might want to be aware of:
toki pona OTF is a uniform line weight font and the first {{tp|sitelen pona}} font ever made, first published only 2 months after the publication of {{lipu pu|en}}. Its ASCII transcription has some oddities that users might want to be aware of:

*{{tp|ken}} and {{tp|kepeken}} only exist as codepoints and are not accessible by typing them out in the Latin alphabet
*{{tp|a}}, {{tp|e}} and {{tp|o}} only get converted into {{tp|sitelen pona}} if an <code>x</code> is added after, to distinguish them from their Latin counterparts
* {{tp|ken}} and {{tp|kepeken}} only exist as codepoints and are not accessible by typing them out in the Latin alphabet.
*Any word also gets converted into {{tp|sitelen pona}} if the first letter is capitalized
* {{tp|a}}, {{tp|e}} and {{tp|o}} only get converted into {{tp|sitelen pona}} if an <code>x</code> is added after, to distinguish them from their Latin counterparts.
* Any word also gets converted into {{tp|sitelen pona}} if the first letter is capitalized
*<code>zz</code> serves as a separator between glyphs - but unlike modern fonts, it is only a zero width space instead of a space that is as wide as a character
* The string <code>zz</code> serves as a separator between glyphs but unlike modern fonts, it is only a {{w|zero-width space}} instead of an {{w|ideographic space}}.
*<code>tokipona</code> gets converted into the Toki Pona symbol
* The string <code>tokipona</code> gets converted into the Toki Pona symbol.
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Unifont CSUR is a companion font to GNU Unifont and is part of the GNU Project. GNU Unifont got started in 1998 and today the project covers over 2 million codepoints. It can be found in most free operating systems. The base font has glyphs in Unicode Plane 0, Plane 2 and Plane 3. Unifont CSUR has glyphs in Plane 0 and Plane 15.
Unifont CSUR is a companion font to GNU Unifont and is part of the GNU Project. GNU Unifont got started in 1998 and today the project covers over 2 million codepoints. It can be found in most free operating systems. The base font has glyphs in Unicode Plane 0, Plane 2 and Plane 3. Unifont CSUR has glyphs in Plane 0 and Plane 15.


In the 17 April 2022 release (Unifont 14.0.03), Paul Hardy added {{tp|sitelen pona}}, along side some other UCSUR scripts (Xaîni, Ophidian, Niji, Shidinn). As of 4 November 2023, all UCSUR characters have been encoded, but the format codepoints exist as solid characters instead of serving their formatting functions, leading character combinations, character extensions and cartouches to be broken. This kind of limitation is generally the case wth GNU Unifont and companion fonts,<ref>[https://unifoundry.com/unifont/index.html GNU Unifont Glyphs], see "Unifont Limitations"</ref> and it is meant as a font of "last resort".
In the 17 April 2022 release (Unifont 14.0.03), Paul Hardy added {{tp|sitelen pona}}, along side some other UCSUR scripts (Xaîni, Ophidian, Niji, Shidinn). As of 4 November 2023, all UCSUR characters have been encoded, but the format codepoints exist as solid characters instead of serving their formatting functions, leading character combinations, character extensions and cartouches to be broken. This kind of limitation is generally the case wth GNU Unifont and companion fonts, and it is meant as a font of "last resort".<ref>"Unifont Limitations". [https://unifoundry.com/unifont/index.html GNU Unifont Glyphs]. ''Unifoundry.com''.</ref>
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| style = Material design
| style = Material design
| author = jan Jeli / UkiyoMoji Fonts
| author = jan Jeli / UkiyoMoji Fonts
| start = 19 May 2022<ref>u/salsarosada (19 May 2022). [https://www.reddit.com/r/tokipona/comments/ususnn/sitelen_antowi_material_design_style_sitelen_pona/ {{tok|sitelen Antowi}} (Material Design style {{tok|Sitelen Pona}} font)]. ''Reddit''. Retrieved 5 November 2023.</ref>
| start = 19 May 2022<ref>u/salsarosada (19 May 2022). [https://www.reddit.com/r/tokipona/comments/ususnn/sitelen_antowi_material_design_style_sitelen_pona/ "{{tok|sitelen Antowi}} (Material Design style {{tok|Sitelen Pona}} font)"]. ''Reddit''. Retrieved 5 November 2023.</ref>
| license = [https://www.dafont.com/de/profile.php?user=789007&sort=date&psize=l Custom license]
| license = [https://www.dafont.com/de/profile.php?user=789007&sort=date&psize=l Custom license]
| cartouche = yes
| cartouche = yes
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This font re-imagines {{tp|sitelen pona}} characters as if they were Material Design UI icons (as used, for example, for apps or setting pictograms on mobile operating systems). As a result, most glyphs are altered in some shape or form, and even taking inspiration from alternate forms of a glyph instead of the standard glyph.
{{tp|sitelen Antowi}} (Android) is a reimagining of {{tp|sitelen pona}} characters as if they were material design UI icons (as used, for example, for apps or setting pictograms on mobile operating systems). As a result, most glyphs are altered in some shape or form, and even taking inspiration from alternate forms of a glyph instead of the standard glyph. Below are some useful tips for typing:

Useful tips for typing:
* Capitalized words will get autocartouched
* Capitalized words will get autocartouched
* Non-latin cartouches need an underscore as a separator after each word
* Non-latin cartouches need an underscore as a separator after each word
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| style = uniform line weight
| style = uniform line weight
| author = Jack Humbert
| author = Jack Humbert
| license = OFL
| start = 9 March 2020
| start = 9 March 2020
| license = OFL
| cartouche = yes
| cartouche = yes
| ligature = yes
| ligature = yes
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}}


While this font uses [[UCSUR]] codepoints, the ones it uses are not compatible with the assigned range for {{tp|sitelen pona}} in UCSUR because it was made far before {{tp|sitelen pona}} got added there.
{{tp|sitelen pona pona}} is a writing system and font, designed to be a simplified version of {{tp|sitelen pona}}. While the font uses [[UCSUR]] codepoints, the ones it uses are incompatible with the assigned range for {{tp|sitelen pona}}, as it was made far before {{tp|sitelen pona}} got added to the standard.
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==={{tp|sitelen telo Momo}}===
==={{tp|sitelen telo Momo}}===

=={{tp|sitelen sitelen}} fonts==


==Other writing systems==
==Other writing systems==
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===={{tp|sitelen nasin luka}}====
===={{tp|sitelen nasin luka}}====


===Related fonts===
==={{tp|sitelen telo}}===


====tuki tiki}} fonts====
==={{tp|Sitelen Ko}}===


====={{tp|kiku upi ala}}=====
==={{tp|tuki tiki}} fonts===


====={{tp|tama ka Tumu}}=====
===={{tp|kiku upi ala}}====


==={{tp|sitelen sitelen}} fonts===
===={{tp|tama ka Tumu}}====

==={{tp|sitelen telo}}===

==={{tp|Sitelen Ko}}===


==References==
==References==