so i spent the whole saturday trying to get a clean line with my speedball 2000 nib on the new copperplate 0.8mm ink the 2023 batch. every time i pull
dna tests cant spell my grandmas name
idk tbh its wild how bad these dna sites are at basic stuff my grandma was polish and her surname had like 3 accents now ancestry.com lists it as 'kowalski' but the actual name is 'kowalski' with a line over the w they just straight up removed the diacritic im not a linguist but even i know that matters for polish names theyre charging me $120/yr to get my family tree wrong anyone else deal with this garbage rn
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