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His document is quite readable and describes the historical context (lack of "registration of font formats"), which gave rise to an intricate combination of media types and subtypes. With the (relatively) recent rise in popularity of downloadable web fonts, the W3C has recognized the need for an "intuitive type of top-level font." What they came up with this: font.
Accordingly, the IANA has since updated the official official list of multimedia types with the type fontand all its subtypes, which they currently recognize:
collection font/collection
otf font/otf
sfnt font/sfnt
ttf font/ttf
woff font/woff
woff2 font/woff2
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