Most likely the Elemental forums.  It got a huge change just barely.  Looks cool, but the contrast isn't that great.

Yes, I'm talking about the Elemental forums. I forgot that this section was common to other Stardock products.

Make the text white/silver before throwing it out

I LOVE the new change. I'd hate to see it go just when the color of the text needs to be changed. I admit I'm having no problems reading anything, but still...

Nice! I like it

It's an example of a general problem in the software industry. 'Cool' too often wins out over 'practical.'

I'll trade you. The WC version is far easier on the eyes.

I've wanted to implement the ability to change what forum style you wish to use across all Stardock sites (eg: Use ImpulseDriven theme for all forums), but unfortunately have not had the time.  

And I'm not sure what the Elemental UI looks like right now, so I can't answer that.  However, from what I've heard, this design was primarily created to have a "wow" effect, and is not necessarily representative of the game.

Bara

P.S. We have a "Colors too Dark Whinner Thread" already. Spam much? This thread should be locked and deleted.

@ Bara: How about Fixing that big logo at the top of the screen keeping everyone who's using IE from making new posts and stuff. I can't even browse half of the forums because of it and I can't find all the threads I have replies in because I can't reach the "My Replies" button. Don't worry about the colors, Fix That First Please.

On a side note, the "WOW" effect was definitely achieved. First thing that came to my mind when I saw the change was "Holy Sh!t this is Awesome!!!"...up until I noticed half the functionality was gone....

Thanks Bara!

You could at least spell well when you insult folks, you whinger. More importantly, Stardock is clearly interested in constructive critiques from customers and willing to make their own calls about when things go too far. Note Bara's diligence in these two related threads.

After seeing this and hearing my friend in Australia pronounce it with a g in it I had to look it up. I had always heard it as whine growing up and through life up until recently. Turns out both whinge and whine mean the same thing. So I'm unsure if you were going after the lack of a g or the extra n with your statement. I am just not sure if it's a geographical thing or what though, as I had never heard the G'd version till maybe a year ago. 

That caught my interest and I figured the thread was about long enough to stray off topic now.