“I’m anticipating an internal revolt.”
that imply that the State Department is ignoring bigger problems to push for accessibility, it seems likely that this will mostly be a non-issue by March. Changing a word processor’s default font is trivial, and I genuinely think that most people reading documents that use the new style will at least appreciate the font’s size.
PS: I don’t want to hear about fonts vs. typefaces; I know the difference and do not care because I want the average reader to actually understand what I’m talking about. But I will recommend that any pedants
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