new background!
Comment if you like it! The dots were really bothering me, and I figured graphite was much more appropriate anyway.
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11 comments:
Not really a fan of it.
Mitch
Me neither.
But, if you like, that's fair enough for me.
Happy Christmas, by the way.
Alright, fine. Toned it down a little, but only because I was thinking about doing that in the first place.
I like this one. The other one reminded me of microarray data. This one reminds me of graphite, which is more appropriate for your blog.
Much better :)
Mitch
Much better than the old one. The higher contrast eases reading a lot.
Merry Christmas!
Are all the Chemical Forums regulars regulars here too? :P
Mitch
No idea, actually. A lot of people leave anonymous comments, so I have no idea who they might be.
It makes me think of soccer netting before graphite; perhaps I'm not that much of a chem nerd after all.
Toned down the new background looks cool. It's also nice because you have your own layout that no-one else has
The new background is pleasing most of the time. Except when you are looking at it while badly hung-over. (Damned sharp hexagons pulsing inside the skull)
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