That's too bad.
But how do we get to see things which are already in black color when your background color is also black?
Then also how do we get to see things in white to distinguish it from text when the text is already in white?
I wonder if I am the only one with this inconvenience.
Just the same my solution for seeing everything better is just to select all by pressing ctrl + a.
How do you other guys here with my kind of problem get around the problem?
Now, I remember that I registered last November 2006 and did not participate by posting messages here, perhaps because of the black background -- until today someone told me to try the EvC forum for one very neutral board even though the founder is pro evolution.
I am however not really pro or anti evolution or pro or anti whatever, just want to find out whether anyone pro or anti anything is making any sense in the bigger picture of the whole issue.
For example, I can't see why the pro evolution people keep insisting that evolution is not random when they maintain that everything else in 'nature' is due to chance; of course they will go on and on and on explaining how chance is not randomness, etc., etc., etc.
Then also why the pro evolution folks maintain that all lives come from the same one or a pair of ancestors, which is okay and acceptable to the Bible people who take their Bible literally; but I can see that if all lives come from several sources independent from among themselves even appearing in separate times and places, what is there to see any intrinsic impossibility in such a speculation?
Coming back to the color of black for a background and white for text, well I guess I will just have to accept things as they are here determined by the owners; there must be some reasons for the color scheme here, can't say that the owners acted from chance or is it randomness.
Just for a laff, okay? Don't get piqued.
Ah yes, because the color of black chosen by the owners for a background color is intended to set forth a distinguishing feature of this website.
Yrreg