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To: HairOfTheDog
This isn't a new government regulation. This is much more like a consumer product. Companies that change a product and then complain that users didn't try the beta samples when sales plummet generally end up in Bankruptcy Court.

Clearly, this is Mr. Robinson's site and he's the final arbiter. But these changes are making my surfing experience more difficult and slow. I am a fairly fast reader and information is no longer in an easily scanned format. Think about it. Books and newspapers follow very simple formats that haven't changed in a century (outside of color). Why? Because they worked at getting information to the customer.

785 posted on 03/30/2002 10:28:29 AM PST by LenS
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To: LenS
information is no longer in an easily scanned format

I really see no real difference in the way the threads/posts are displayed for browsing through them... what do you mean exactly?

You can turn on/off the display of the "full post" or just the headline, so with only the headlines displayed, I see very little difference, functionally, from the old way. And yet when things are slow, you can view the whole text of replies in "latest posts" and find interesting conversations that are happening within threads.

As for the font size, you can control that in your browser (Or at least I can with IE 6)

799 posted on 03/30/2002 10:38:34 AM PST by HairOfTheDog
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To: LenS
>I am a fairly fast reader and information is no longer in an easily scanned format.

This is the essence of my complaint. I skim and read VERY fast & find the OLD FR format to be a big advantage compared to a stack of newpapers. Hold the overhead down, and keep it lean and mean.

889 posted on 03/30/2002 12:39:21 PM PST by PaulKersey
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