Which is easier to read:

• iCanHazQBN0

  #2

  it comes from being right handed, and when right-handed people write, they tilt the paper slightly to the left. and sometimes when people write, they turn the paper completely sideways.

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• scarabin0

  seems weird that a book spine would be like #2, since they should be legible when the book is laid flat on a table

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  • i'll have to check out my library when i get homescarabin
  • I think most of the Niggli and Gestalten books are like #2... I might be mixing these up thoughismith

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• airey0

  funnily enough i'd say the left hand one. we naturally read left to right, up to down, so to me the left hand one read's easily whereas the right-hand one doesn't (and i'm right handed).

  repeating scarabin's point pretty much exact.

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• airey0

  also, books spines are meant to be easy to read standing up, as in a bookshelf, aren't they?

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  • which would be exactly the same for lying down thinking about it. #1 most def.airey

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