Should that happen here or at bible hermeneutics (misspelled)?
Say, "This passage is important to me, and I think its more literal translation of blah, blah would get smooth over some controversies, etc....."
I notices that on the first page of the main site, the time and the reputation scores against the user name are displayed in grey color making them a bit illegible.
Would it not be better if they were in some other color making them more prominent?
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You leave great comments with links to relevant questions and meta stuff all the time, but I've clicked edit->save on them literally hundreds of times to automatically pretty format the URL's with titles.
@waxeagle Meh, I barely drink anyway. Could happily go several months without touching a drop of alcohol: and that's not intentional; I just wouldn't be bothered. It's just weird to think of being in college and underage.
@waxeagle Makes quite a bit of sense to me, esp after being an EMT for a few years. 18 is usually the age people get unrestricted access to driving. Giving people a couple years after that to learn the ups and downs of that responsibility before also giving them free reign to alcohol keeps the streets safer for the rest of us.
@waxeagle Ya and the statistics on how many people have at least one laps of judgement in their first couple years is huge. Keeping the consequences of those low by limiting exacerbating factors is a significant issue. That's also why many states have implemented multiple stages of restrictions: from permits that require an adult driver to driving curfews or restrictions on # of peers in the car.
@waxeagle Over here there are a bunch of different drinking ages: the age at which you can buy alcohol; the age at which you can drink on a licensed premises (which in the UK differs between with food and without food); the age at which you can drink at home (I believe this is 4).
@waxeagle It's definitely a culture specific thing though. The same logic wouldn't make a bean of sense in Turkey. I would have loved to see the drinking age raised to 25 while I was in the states, but I'm perfectly ok with it being 18 in Turkey. The protection here is not in driving restrictions but in the simple fact that having a car is a huge responsibility that a limited number of people even consider taking on until 25-30, even the rich spoiled kids.
@waxeagle Partly because of the infrastructure: if society is so constructed that it's impossible to participate without a car, then of course a car is seen as a necessity.
Better urban planning and better public transport infrastructure could help.
@TRiG yep. But we have so many places that are just exceedingly rural. I live not 15 minutes outside of a urban population center and I'm completely in the sticks.
Weird. The downvote arrow is darker grey than the upvote arrow. I was just browsing the site and thought to myself, "Huh? I don't recall downvoting that answer." Then I remembered that the actual downvoted colour is a dark blue.
The downvote arrow is darker grey than the upvote arrow. I was just browsing the site and thought to myself, “Huh? I don't recall downvoting that answer.” Then I remembered that the actual downvoted colour is a dark blue.
Up: #B4B4B4.
Down: #9F9F9F.
I’m not at all sure how serious this is.
Perhaps I'm the only one seeing this:
I think the word help is the leftmost option, but I copied a bit more just in case. My eyesight is pretty good, but I can't really read anything other than policy | mobile without straining.
The cross that forms the t in Christianity seems a little lopsided. msh210 posted an image on chat that shows the blue on the right is much lighter than the blue on the left:
I suspect it's intended to give the cross a slightly 3D effect, but it looks more like something is not quite right.
The moderators here make frequent use of the post annotations. We add things like "citation needed" "insufficient explanation" or other post notices to suggest to both the community and to the author of the post that we'd like to see them add something to the post.
Typically these are accompanie...
So what's the difference between christianity.stackexchange.com and meta.christianity.stackexchange.com ? There was a reference on another question that got me to wondering.
The lower case t in question titles and other places where the font is larger than body seems to be poorly formed. It's a bit too short, typically the same height as the top of the curve of the lower case e rather than being a touch above it.