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Greetings, friends of typography! People who use commercial fonts will often say they bought a font. But others may have a problem with that phrase and might say no, you didnt buy a font, you licensed a font. They certainly mean well when they say that, but this supposed correction also has its problems. So, time to clear all this up once and for all. Stick around and we will do just that. The debate around the word buying seems to come from the fact, that we usually associate this word with physical goods and a change of ownership from the seller to the buyer. If you buy a book for example, the intellectual property of the text and the pictures is tied to a physical object and the ownership of that object can change. But with digital goods like e-books, music files, picture files and any kind of software, there is usually no physical object anymore. And so, instead of selling an object, we need a different legal process for the distribution and use of these digital goods. And t
