Looks fine now. The font is still being replaced (By Times New Roman it looks like) but the difference between that and Calisto MT are miniscule anyway, so it doesn't really matter IMHO.

If you want to add lots of stuff to a post without making it messy at first glance, a spoiler tag is a great way of doing things:

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Great. It's yours. Enjoy mapping.

It's caused by an extra node in there. Use :CC2DELNODE: to remove it. It can be a bit tricky to target properly, but if you zoom a bit out and place your pick cursor where I have indicated in the image, you should get it (I zoom out, because that makes the pick cursor larger compared to the entity, making it easier to get inside the aperture, it is a nice trick, because zooming out is often counterintuitive in these situations.) If you don't get it on the first try, just try a couple of times.

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