Noto is a font collection built for global readability. Google's Noto page states it supports more than 1000 languages and over 150 writing systems. The inclusion impact is straightforward: users who read less-common scripts avoid blank-box glyph failures and get consistent text rendering across platforms. Lesson: language inclusion often starts at the infrastructure layer: fonts, encoding support, and defaults.
When a device cannot render someone's language, it is not cosmetic. It blocks learning, communication, and trust. The benefit of fixing it is inclusive reach: products become usable for more people by default. Call to action: test your product in multiple scripts and validate fallback behavior end-to-end.
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