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Can't read your column.


Question Posted Tuesday May 24 2005, 2:26 pm

This is more of a suggestion than a question. Your one of my favorite columnist, so I was going to check out your column today, but I couldn't read it. The blue on black is impossible to read. A black (dark) background for type is really hard on the eyes. You may want to rethink your color choices.

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rainbowcherrie answered Wednesday May 25 2005, 12:07 pm:
I can read it fine, maybe the colours show up diffferently on your browser. If it is really that much of a problem then I'll think about changing them.

EDIT: Yeah, you were right. I've changed it, let me know if it's still hard to read.

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