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[Antonio García Jiménez]

We all know that one of the most intriguing glyphs is Eva-q or the arrowhead, as I call it. I think this has been discussed before. The question is:

Is q the same glyph as the left leg of gallows t and p? The shape is the same and just as q it is always attached to another glyph, the left leg of these gallows is also attached.

The answer we give to this question is of the utmost importance. If we think it's the same glyph, what we have is a glyph that moves, that goes up. It helps explain that q hardly appear on labels.These are static, they don't move. The run text are dynamic strings