A group in the Netherlands has designed a
font (sans serif of course) that uses 20% less ink when printed--each letter of the font is embedded with small "holes" (non-printing white circles) that does not greatly affect its readability but uses less ink when printed.
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Who PRINTS things anymore? :)
W cld sv mr nk by lmntng ll th vwls...
Or we could doublequick uptake newspeak, Orwellwise.
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