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May-14-2006 19:09

...perhaps subscribers could have a different color for their
name so that when you go thru the boards a neon green name
refers to a subscriber....one would not then have to pull up the
detective page to see if they are so or not then...

May-16-2006 15:35

OH! I call flashing neon hot pink!

May-16-2006 19:26

While I agree that the colors could be handy, I do think it would take away from the 'vintage' feel of the site. Bold would be good.

May-16-2006 23:07

I call peuce. Nothing says vintage like neon peuce.

May-17-2006 06:49

neon peuce (puce for us 'mericans). isnt that an oxymoron?

May-18-2006 00:01

Ugh. "Puce" is the correct and only spelling of that lovely pink-meets-beef-curry shade. "Peuce" (thanks google) is apparently an island in the Romanian bit of the Danube river.

Which means that in fact it is I who is the oxymoron here. What can I say... no man is an island :)

May-26-2006 12:05

Where it says 'status' it always says "active" (with a few "moderator" "admin" "editor" occasionally.) Well... it's that a tad obvious.. I mean we are active if we're on..
Why not put subbed or unsubbed there instead?

May-26-2006 16:15

Actually Active currently means that you have logged in during the past 30 days.

But I think that this is a good idea. We can always go to the detectives page to see the last time they logged in. Changing Active/Inactive to Subscribed/Unsubcribed should be a fairly simple programing task.

May-27-2006 05:30

*giggles* And if you're logged on at that time ... uh, I think you've logged in in the past 30 days ;). Hence, it being redundant.

But, to make myself clear I was talking about the City Hall Board where it shows whose logged in, not Detective Bios.

May-27-2006 08:20

It pulls that information directly from your Detective Bio I am almost certain.