what's the point of locking this thread? forums cannot demonstrate perfect action. its an anal retentive blunder. if it will be, i imagine you gals will wince smugly in self-satisfaction--congrats! we need more twee-teens who contribute nothing but smarmy complaint to keep things uncolorful and bnoring around here. warp or "boards" doesen't care that you do, pruning threads as if they were bonsai or suchwhat. gosh!
actually i get it. if someone thinks hex.com background looks "lighter" this thread will have to be fired up again for another week. please delete posts back to where someone thought the background looked "darker" for relevance.
dave_from_2001 wrote:actually i get it. if someone thinks hex.com background looks "lighter" this thread will have to be fired up again for another week. please delete posts back to where someone thought the background looked "darker" for relevance.
yeah, but the background actually /did/ get ligher before
dave_from_2001 wrote:actually i get it. if someone thinks hex.com background looks "lighter" this thread will have to be fired up again for another week. please delete posts back to where someone thought the background looked "darker" for relevance.
yeah, but the background actually /did/ get lighter before
I know. and I am BETTING ALL that it will not happen again. the LEGENDARY page lightening happened before IABP flash embed dropped FYI noobs, from a dim darkness to sunrise over a week or so.
years later as updates fizzled people swore they could detect shade modulations going so far as to cram the bkgrnd file though digital spectometer analysis for clues... madness.