Replies to post #336 on iHub - UX Feedback

[IH Geek [Meatloaf]]

When my stepson was a youngster, he wasn't the fussiest eater in the world, but he was certainly in the top 20. When he tasted something new, more likely than not, he would declare, "That's disgusting!" We explained that people have different tastes and that's OK but you can express that more gently. Thereafter, most things became, "That's not to my taste." So, the header is not to your taste LOL and that's OK. We do what we can to keep everyone happy while still attracting new users.

"A picture is worth a thousand words." Ibsen I think. The rise in more visual communication isn't a reversion to cave dwellers. It's an expansion of the means of expression. Mesopotamia, the birthplace of civilization, used pictographs and lasted 1,500 years, the Egyptians used pictographs and their glory days lasted about 3,000 years. The Chinese dynasties lasted about 2,000 years and used pictographs. All quite advanced civilizations. Styles come and go. Everything changes. It may not be to our taste, but that's OK.

[IH Geek [Tom]]

I think we can make the mailbox more obvious (bigger/wider) + the profile pic larger. It's hard to tell how handsome I am from that small of a photo.