HMD | June 2012

[these_balls]

EVALUATE MY BATTLING!

TRAINER TIPS:
→ This is encouraged, not mandatory. We will not penalize you for not using it.
→ Feel free to link your personal HMDs if you would like, just in case someone doesn't want to use the mass HMD post.
→ this is more for actual critique and discussion. Please don't just blindly praise a person or just call them horrible. If someone's doing a wonderful job, you can tell them, just tell them why, or even where they're showing off bonus perks. If someone's doing a not-so-wonderful job, tell them why, give them things to improve on if you can. Examples, links, things that can give them something to work on. Meaning, no bashing, flaming, or nasty behavior. Please keep it civil.
→ Anonymous is turned on! But note: anonymous is a privilege, not a right. If it's being abused to bash players, please be sure to let one of us know and we'll step in or freeze threads if necessary. If anonymous is abused too much, it will be turned off for the next HMD.
→ Don't take this all too personally! Remember that roleplay is a game, and crit is supposed to help, not make you feel horrible. No one is perfect, we've all got room to improve. Please keep that in mind.

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Comments

[ex_cashcow493]

Haha yeah, that's what [tt] does. It's a condensed form, but it does make it a lot smaller. It doesn't seem that small to me on Celerity, but I checked it with the default site scheme. Boy does it make me have to squint. I'll just use the font tag for now. Even if I've grown used to the former way of doing things, I can change. I just might slip into the habit now and again though ;;

[de_bel_survivor]

A way of dealing with that is pairing up [tt] with [big], if you don't want to switch to [font face].

/hi this is doji on another journal

[ex_cashcow493]

Thanks for the suggestion. I think I'm going to stick to just the [font face] tag. That way the size of the font is automatically determined by the site theme people use instead of my own preferences since that seems to be the issue at hand.