Any chance we could have a "Rules" sub-forum?

[kirkmc]

And, if there's a feature to ignore certain sub-forums, that would be one I'd choose right away. For now, there's another huge rules debate in the "Announcements" forum...

[fwiffo]

Go rules or Forum rules? I assume the former but want to verify before I go and create it.

[Solomon]

Agreed; I think rules analysis is an interesting and wide-enough topic that deserves its own sub-topic.

For some reason as I was reading this forum suggestion, an image of a one-man island came to my mind....

[oren]

For some reason as I was reading this forum suggestion, an image of a one-man island came to my mind....

Isn't that rec.games.go?

[fwiffo]

I went ahead and created it. There was discussion of this several times before, so I don't think anyone has any objections.

[kirkmc]

I went ahead and created it. There was discussion of this several times before, so I don't think anyone has any objections.

Maybe you should move the current rules discussion there (assuming that's possible).

Thank's for the Consolas, BTW. I hate to be a pain, but any chance of making it a bit bigger? See that's why I'd rather have my browser use my settings; my eyes aren't that good.

[fwiffo]

I think it's possible to move threads, but I have no idea how to do it.

Can you attach a screenshot of what your textarea currently looks like? I have a workaround in place for the Safari monospace bug, so it should be fairly big. On my screen, for instance, the textarea font is actually noticeably bigger than the regular post font. Any bigger and it would get kinda ridiculous.

The custom theme I'm working on will have adjustable font sizes because it's based on prosilver, but in the mean time, you may just want to increase your browser's font size settings.

[kirkmc]

I think it's possible to move threads, but I have no idea how to do it.

Can you attach a screenshot of what your textarea currently looks like? I have a workaround in place for the Safari monospace bug, so it should be fairly big. On my screen, for instance, the textarea font is actually noticeably bigger than the regular post font. Any bigger and it would get kinda ridiculous.

The custom theme I'm working on will have adjustable font sizes because it's based on prosilver, but in the mean time, you may just want to increase your browser's font size settings.

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You mean increase the overall settings; then everything else is too big.