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Date: 2014-03-17 03:09 am (UTC)I almost never talk but thought I'd poke my head up long enough to say that I'd love an article on making webpages more readable, I manage mostly but I know there are fancy Things (computer stuff I don't understand) that can be done but I've no idea how to do such things so if it's truly unreadable to me I generally hope it wasn't that interesting and move on.
Thanks :) (smiley face)