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Nice UI. Can they pledge not to use images to render text?

• ciupicri 16y ago
  I doubt they could use web fonts for the texts written with Comics because of its license.
  • dansingerman 16y ago
    Is there a licensing distinction between use of the font in an image, and use of a font in HTML?
    • dangrossman 16y ago
      Using a font in an image does not involve distributing the font file, while using it as a web font (sometimes) does.
      • jrockway 16y ago
        This is why, like Free Software, Free fonts are important.
• hugh3 16y ago
  How is it nice UI? I'm forced to read eight words at a time, then click to get eight more words. I have no idea how long this is going to last, and I can't skip ahead to see whether it gets more interesting later on.
  • mike-cardwell 16y ago
    Vertical scrollbar?
    • burgerbrain 16y ago
      That doesn't solve their terrible usage of light blue font on a white background. I agree, this UI sucks. Edit: and vice-versa apparently. How can this person be so aware of typography but completely fail at picking readable colors? Furthermore, this website doesn't even work with readability, so it's not like I have any recourse.
    • hugh3 16y ago
      Hmmmm, oh, so there is. I didn't see that. My complaint still stands though, because with the big "Click Anywhere On The Page To Continue" it was distracting my attention away from the user interface element I actually wanted to use.
  • jessriedel 16y ago
    Also, for those of us on netbooks, the bottom 1/4 of each "page" is cut off.