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Lighter shade for quotes
bjb
10/08/05 1:55 PM GMT
Good idea. I like that much better. ;) Thanks.
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Yeah I like it too. I find it easier to see where the post ends and the nonsense begins . . . or maybe it's the other way around . . . . hmmmm . . . .
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"The sky is not the limit . . . the ground is."
I don't really like it, I find it easier to pass by, but it isn't really a big deal, instead, there could be a border line seperating the comment from the signature.
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I think perhaps it is a touch to light. I have to make a bit of an effort to read them... but I do think it is a good idea.
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I think it helps to seperate the comments from the sigs.
I wondered if putting bold on the sig made any difference, but it doesn't. I think it is better this way (though perhaps a little pale). Maybe a horizontal divider or a slightly different colour would be worth experimenting with. How about a limit on length of sigs?
I wondered if putting bold on the sig made any difference, but it doesn't. I think it is better this way (though perhaps a little pale). Maybe a horizontal divider or a slightly different colour would be worth experimenting with. How about a limit on length of sigs?
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<b>"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts." Bertrand Russell</b>
I also think a horizontal rule of some kind might be a bit better, but it definitely helps for those people with sigs longer than their posts! ;)
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Yep, it's definitely a good move.
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"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts." Bertrand Russell
Good move yes, just a touch too pale, in my opinion. I agree a limit on the length might be a better way to go...
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I don't want to achieve immortality through my work...
I want to achieve it by not dying ( Woody Allen )
I really don't like it at all.. It is very dificult for my old eyes to read.. I have always enjoyed reading these quotes. Now I rarely bother, because I have to strain to see them..
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The lighter shade is doable, I'm not all that thrilled by it, but c'est la vie. However. This new smaller text is really too small, in my opinion. It's Mickey Mouse size, & I'm not a member of the Magic Kingdom !! Seriously, the new smaller text coupled with the lighter shade makes it just too hard to read & I too, have always enjoyed reading these expressions of members individuality. Now they really are quite a strain to read.
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I don't want to achieve immortality through my work...
I want to achieve it by not dying ( Woody Allen )
You know, I didn't even notice. I think they could be a bit of a strain for anyone without next-to-perfect vision though...
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This is the best yet. I liked the lighter shade, but this is even better yet.
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"A piece of toast with butter always lands butter side down, and a cat always lands on its feet. What happens if a piece of toast is tied butter side down to the back of falling cat? Does it hover above the ground in perpetual indecision?"
I appreciate the effort, but it's really still too hard to read. Good try tho'......
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I don't want to achieve immortality through my work...
I want to achieve it by not dying ( Woody Allen )
I think it works well.
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"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts." Bertrand Russell