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Nov. 28th, 2004 03:53 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
which_chickI know what you're thinking, fangirl. You're thinking, do I really want to read fifteen chapters of white text on black background? Well to tell you the truth, I'm not entirely sure. But being as this is passably-written WK smut and that surely doesn't grow on trees, you've got to ask yourself a question: how hard, really, is it to change the color scheme in your browser? (Apologies to Dirty Harry.)
Look. I'm sitting down to the banquet spread of angst-o-rama you have put before me. You don't have to sell me on the delights that await. I'm SO there, panting in an-ti-ci-pation, with bells on. (Best not to consider from whence the bells dangle.) I am ON BOARD with this concept. I'm so on board that if I were any *more* on board, I'd be the captain.
There's just one thing, before I dive into fifteen chapters of entertaining smutty fluff. Just one thing... is there a particular REASON you used a color scheme that makes my eyes bleed? I'm reading in bulk, here. My eyes are not as young as they once were. I would really appreciate an easy-on-the-eyes color scheme. Black letters. White background. It's classy. It's traditional. Nobody would think less of you for using black letters on a white background. I promise.
Attention fanfic authors: Any color scheme (I keep typing "choler scheme", and that's one hell of a Freudian slip, innit?) that makes me hit 'view source' for a more palatable presentation of your smut is hereby declared verboten. (Note german loan-word. WK fangirls in particular, pay attention. I AM talking to you.)
Look. I'm sitting down to the banquet spread of angst-o-rama you have put before me. You don't have to sell me on the delights that await. I'm SO there, panting in an-ti-ci-pation, with bells on. (Best not to consider from whence the bells dangle.) I am ON BOARD with this concept. I'm so on board that if I were any *more* on board, I'd be the captain.
There's just one thing, before I dive into fifteen chapters of entertaining smutty fluff. Just one thing... is there a particular REASON you used a color scheme that makes my eyes bleed? I'm reading in bulk, here. My eyes are not as young as they once were. I would really appreciate an easy-on-the-eyes color scheme. Black letters. White background. It's classy. It's traditional. Nobody would think less of you for using black letters on a white background. I promise.
Attention fanfic authors: Any color scheme (I keep typing "choler scheme", and that's one hell of a Freudian slip, innit?) that makes me hit 'view source' for a more palatable presentation of your smut is hereby declared verboten. (Note german loan-word. WK fangirls in particular, pay attention. I AM talking to you.)
