For serving a font as webfont via Google Fonts, we usually require that the following glyphs are present in non-Latin fonts. The purpose of this policy is that a webfont can be used to render typical mixed-script text without a “ransom note” effect. Padauk has already most of them, but not all. Would it be possible to add the missing ones? Personally, I’m not sure how often Þ LATIN CAPITAL LETTER THORN will really appear in the middle of Burmese text... but adding a few glyphs might be easier than pushing back on such policies.
For serving a font as webfont via Google Fonts, we usually require that the following glyphs are present in non-Latin fonts. The purpose of this policy is that a webfont can be used to render typical mixed-script text without a “ransom note” effect. Padauk has already most of them, but not all. Would it be possible to add the missing ones? Personally, I’m not sure how often
Þ LATIN CAPITAL LETTER THORN
will really appear in the middle of Burmese text... but adding a few glyphs might be easier than pushing back on such policies./cc @davelab6