Overview

Fork Awesome emerged as a response to the limitations and shift of Font Awesome, aiming to keep the spirit of a community-driven icon set alive. Initially a fork of Font Awesome 4.7, the project sought to provide an open-source alternative that offers both pictographic and brand icons for web usage. Despite its promising start, the project has faced challenges concerning its build processes and fading community engagement.

However, with renewed efforts from some committed users, there is hope that Fork Awesome can be revitalized. This emphasis on maintaining a freely accessible and community-oriented resource serves as a beacon for those in search of versatile icons for their projects.

Features

Extensive Icon Library: Fork Awesome offers a suite of 796 pictographic and brand icons, perfect for enhancing web projects and ensuring flexibility with visual elements.
Open Source: The icons are licensed under the SIL OFL 1.1 and the CSS, LESS, and Sass files are under the MIT License, promoting unrestricted use and customization.
Community Driven: Originating from a desire to keep the collaborative spirit alive, Fork Awesome encourages contributions and engagement from users to evolve the project.
Adaptable Usage: The documentation provides clear guidance on integrating the icon set into projects, whether via CDN links or customized CSS hosting.
Support for Modern Technologies: Although icon fonts are less favored today, Fork Awesome is working on adapting to contemporary needs, including reevaluating project aims.
Contribution Recognition: The project values community support and recognizes contributions, fostering a sense of belonging among developers and designers.
Semantic Versioning: With a commitment to maintaining the project under Semantic Versioning standards, users can expect orderly updates and improvements.
License Clarity: The diverse licensing options allow users to utilize Fork Awesome icons in a broad range of projects without legal concerns.

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