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I was on Facebook and someone asked me to "do DFTBA". At first I had no idea what this meant, and just did the letters. Afterwards it was explained to me what it meant, "Don't forget to be awesome".

I decided to do a "full phrase glyph" for it. A full phrase glyph is when all the Dscript words of a phrase are combined into a singles large "alphabetical glyph".

Dscript is a constructed script, or conscript for short. A constructed script is a writing system designed by individuals or a group.

This particular constructed script allows all the letters of a word to be connected in many ways, creating "letter strings" that are very flexible and adaptable.

Dscript started as a written binary representation system, which later evolved into a "directional script", which means it could be written fully "cursive" both vertically and horizontally with a single design. This later further evolved into a "dimensional script" meaning the string was allowed to fork, curl up, contort, and even letters placed inside of other letters. To compensate for all these "forks in the reading road", there just need some simple rules, I use Top -> Bottom, Left -> Right, Outside -> Inside, Longest side chain-> Shortest side chain(This means where there if a fork the shortest branch is read first, then the longer branch).

Description
I was on Facebook and someone asked me to "do DFTBA". At first I had no idea what this meant, and just did the letters. Afterwards it was explained to me what it meant, "Don't forget to be awesome".

I decided to do a "full phrase glyph" for it. A full phrase glyph is when all the Dscript words of a phrase are combined into a singles large "alphabetical glyph".

Dscript is a constructed script, or conscript for short. A constructed script is a writing system designed by individuals or a group.

This particular constructed script allows all the letters of a word to be connected in many ways, creating "letter strings" that are very flexible and adaptable.

Dscript started as a written binary representation system, which later evolved into a "directional script", which means it could be written fully "cursive" both vertically and horizontally with a single design. This later further evolved into a "dimensional script" meaning the string was allowed to fork, curl up, contort, and even letters placed inside of other letters. To compensate for all these "forks in the reading road", there just need some simple rules, I use Top -> Bottom, Left -> Right, Outside -> Inside, Longest side chain-> Shortest side chain(This means where there if a fork the shortest branch is read first, then the longer branch).