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borders around avatars
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jstkdn
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Sep-28-2005 05:20
Wondering what the reason is why we have borders on around our avatars. And little arrows behind each line in city hall?
If I am really honest, I'd liked it better the old way. But there may be some important reason why this was implemented.
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cfm
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Sep-28-2005 05:22
*doesn't like to deal with change, but really doesn't like the yellow borders*
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cfm
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Sep-28-2005 05:23
*also notices that the timestamp gobblin is back*
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P. Rockwell
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Sep-28-2005 06:25
*notices that cfm is obsessed withthe timestamp goblin* :)
dito on the yellow boxes and the arrows. Also research is a bit more out of the way and its a button you use almost every case...
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Thaddeus Mint
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Sep-28-2005 06:48
*thinks that if avatars are going to have borders, they ought to be links*
If I had a choice, though, I'd get rid of the borders.
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P. Rockwell
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P. Rockwell
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Sep-28-2005 07:09
whoa! That second post just popped up! Odd!
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Moonshh
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Sep-28-2005 09:47
Hee! We are so resistant to change!
(Well, except the ones we suggest ourselves...)
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LastTrain
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Sep-28-2005 10:04
I like the research link change. It's set apart now and is easier to spot in a hurry.
No opinion really on the border thing.
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Sherlock H0lmes
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Sep-28-2005 10:41
From a web standards POV, the image really shouldn't have a border unless it is a link. If the border stays, I think the pics should link to the same thing that clicking on the name does.
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Morley Dotes
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Sep-28-2005 10:47
Am I the only one who has noticed that most of the pictures aren't really clear anymore?
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