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Pool.com please change your fonts

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The font Pool.com is using for marketplace listings can be very misleading. There is no space between consecutive v's which make them look almost the same as a single w.

Check out the following two current marketplace listings for v v a t.net and v v q k.com:

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the winner of vvqk.net is gonna be pissed.
 
Actually it's vvqk.com, but I'm pretty sure the high bidder (now @$725) is not aware of the double v.
 
Hi all,

This is a really good observation gang, thanks for hightlighting it. We are looking into a number of ways to solve the problem... a different font may work. We are also considering putting the number of characters in the first level domain name as a suffix... something like: vvat.com (4) where the "4" shows that "vvat" is really 4 letters and not 3 compared to wat.com (3).

Thoughts all?

Richard
 
Why not capitalize the first letter?

That could confuse people between zero and o. And what if it was somethingvvsomething.something? Same problem. Changing the tracking/kerning would probably be best.
 
The fonts were changed a little qwhile ago, any comments?
 
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