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I still think they should be off by default though.

Yeah, I've had them off for many years myself.

I propose that we turn them off for Anonymous Monk. That way the site will look less hokey for casual visitors. Once you join, the hokey pictures will show up and then you can decide whether you want to keep them or not.

Also, no changes for existing users (whether they had customized this particular setting yet or not).

Good idea? Any major objections?

- tye

In reply to Re^4: Repainting the Monastery (monk pics) by tye
in thread Repainting the Monastery by eyepopslikeamosquito

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