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@fokkfeis it's a recommendation guide on which classic Doctor Who episodes to watch and which ones to skip

@fokkfeis oh right, make it just one big row with no gaps

I will do that, although I can't actually do it in the program I'm using, I'll have to do it after I convert it to html

@fokkfeis Sorry, I don't understand what you mean?

@arielmt it's not currently HTML at all, but perhaps that's a good idea! Can't exactly do that in this program, though

@Fenreliania queer enough and cute enough ✨

wait, how about something like this?

I tried to use less saturated colours + distinguishing shades between each row, but that's even harder to read, I feel

A lot of people seemed to think the colours meant something specific, that also wasn't in the text.

But it was just a correspondence thing - if the text said "yes" then it was one colour, if the text said "no" it was a different colour

removed all the colours because everyone hated them

@softgoat 7/10, not garish enough

why did I ask for advice lmao, everyone's recommending something completely different

@vudw it already is along a colour spectrum - from red to blue, with partial as yellow to distinguish it

@Zero_Democracy what do you mean by an alphanumerical citation?

@vudw a 2-3 color spectrum? what do you mean?

@Zero_Democracy I'm not sure how to do that, because each colour corresponds with a recommendation, and you might have 2 of the same recommendations in a row

I'm making a guide for doctor who, and I was wondering how I should format the page - at the moment, I've got a high details mode and a low details mode - any opinions/critique on the design would be much appreciated, though!