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One cool thing that I didn't know about during the testing period - yvonne - 06-07-2011
The new software places your avatar in the top user area, so every time I log in, I see Andrew Luck holding the Axe.
(Garvin gets to see his love in her fatigues.)
Re: One cool thing that I didn't know about during the testing period - CowboyIndian - 06-07-2011
I really like the look and function of the new board, but what do the dreaded red Xs represent?
Re: One cool thing that I didn't know about during the testing period - CowboyIndian - 06-07-2011
One other thing that's not so clear: I clicked on "Link to Calendar" and was told that I could not modify "Just any post". Not sure what that means.
Re: One cool thing that I didn't know about during the testing period - estephan500 - 06-07-2011
Yep, I noticed that, nice design! Makes me want to change my usual pigpen avatar to a frame of sean cattouse falling down.
The new board seems to be working great... I noticed apostrophes being turned into slash-apostrophes... I'm guessing that was a by-product of migration and won't apply to new posts. we'll see when I post this...
Just noticed the sandstone walls. slightly feels like I'm reading a sports screed that someone has nailed up... I think that's a good tone to go for.
Re: One cool thing that I didn't know about during the testing period - fullmetal - 06-08-2011
I love the sandstone. While I was up in SJ a couple of weekends ago, I didn't have time to stop by campus, but I did spend a lot of time in the vicinity of the SJ Museum of Art, which looked exactly like a Quad building. What's it called--neo-Spanish architecture?