conuly

You mean different to normal?

The colours look a bit off to me.

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Seriously, do you know how British your English is? I always notice it with you. Too cool (though I'm sure that by now my accosting you to tell you this is getting annoying).

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*Grins* I love it actually. And I think this is only the second time anyway ;0) But I didn't know it was *that* British.

Was it the "a bit off" or "different to normal" that tipped you off as to my nationality?

A friend of mine from Oklahoma used to love my use of the word whilst. Strange colonial types ;0)

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conuly

Third time. Definitely the third.

Different to. We'd always say different from, which I'd say makes more sense, except that prepositions never do.

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Looks a bit longer to me. Might just be stretched out because of horrendously long titles like "Entry has disappeared and comments from missing entry have shown up under newest," "Can't view friends LJ'S & their Comments recieved w/o the comp. NOT RESPONDING," and "How do you make your comment page the same style as the rest of your journal S1?" Seriously, people. I thought a title was just a brief description to get someone's attention, not something that makes you write "See title" in the actual description space.

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conuly

I'm refering to the links at the top of the page....

And I'd rather have titles like that than titles that go URGENT!!!111 because, dude, it's never urgent.

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Ah. Doesn't really look that different from the last time I checked the support board, which was maybe...four? days ago (had a couple problems staying logged in). Didn't really pay attention to the top of the page, though.

Good point. But still, using your title space as your description space isn't much better. :/

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I wouldn't notice because I don't use it very often. When I have, I've found their answers difficult to understand. When I've had a question or concern, I usually get easier-to-understand directions from my fellow LJ-er's.

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Actually, to be honest I wish they had a toll-free phone number to call because I usually find it easier to follow step-by-step directions with someone to guide me verbally than try to follow a bunch of written instructions, even though I hate using the phone.

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conuly

Last time I saw a request of yours, I thought about putting a note on it to that effect, actually.

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the-cynic.livejournal.com

It was announced here (http://www.livejournal.com/community/changelog/1996538.html) a while back, in case you don't follow

changelog.

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conuly

Ah. Thankies.

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You mean different to normal?

The colours look a bit off to me.

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conuly

Seriously, do you know how British your English is? I always notice it with you. Too cool (though I'm sure that by now my accosting you to tell you this is getting annoying).

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*Grins* I love it actually. And I think this is only the second time anyway ;0) But I didn't know it was *that* British.

Was it the "a bit off" or "different to normal" that tipped you off as to my nationality?

A friend of mine from Oklahoma used to love my use of the word whilst. Strange colonial types ;0)

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conuly

Third time. Definitely the third.

Different to. We'd always say different from, which I'd say makes more sense, except that prepositions never do.

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Looks a bit longer to me. Might just be stretched out because of horrendously long titles like "Entry has disappeared and comments from missing entry have shown up under newest," "Can't view friends LJ'S & their Comments recieved w/o the comp. NOT RESPONDING," and "How do you make your comment page the same style as the rest of your journal S1?" Seriously, people. I thought a title was just a brief description to get someone's attention, not something that makes you write "See title" in the actual description space.

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conuly

I'm refering to the links at the top of the page....

And I'd rather have titles like that than titles that go URGENT!!!111 because, dude, it's never urgent.

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Ah. Doesn't really look that different from the last time I checked the support board, which was maybe...four? days ago (had a couple problems staying logged in). Didn't really pay attention to the top of the page, though.

Good point. But still, using your title space as your description space isn't much better. :/

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I wouldn't notice because I don't use it very often. When I have, I've found their answers difficult to understand. When I've had a question or concern, I usually get easier-to-understand directions from my fellow LJ-er's.

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