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It's not your @font-face rules, it's the font-family attribute in subsequent rules in your OPF.
For instance, if you had
body {
font-family: "Times"
....
}
This would get nicely overridden by the user style sheet to be what the user actually selected.
If however you had
p.myclassid {
font-family: "Times"
}
This isn't currently being overridden by the user style sheet. The result at worse is a ransom note effect with the fonts being a mix of the author (your) selected fonts, and the user selected fonts.
Putting the font-family attribute in the least specific selector (such as p, div, or body) that you can get away will potentially avoid this.
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