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 How DOES the "no necroing" rule work, anyway? 
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I think that there are plenty of avatars/signatures that flash more than that.

Well then they should be removed. Should be stated in the rules.


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Last image just doesn't have custom transparency.

It was a two second .gif that I asked cambiogris to make.

A forum version would have transparency, obviously.

Foa: It already does flash in the inverse colors, just only part of the image flashes. Which gets even better contrast.

The flashing on that image also works better; it can be made to happen less often but still be noticable.

Of course most people will just adblock it, but, hey.


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Got bored.

Eight images with varying time delays, 4 apiece from the wide and narrow images I posted earlier.

First frame delays are 100, 150, and 200 centiseconds. Second frame is from 15 to 20.

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Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

They should all be properly transparent and quite ready for insertion into a webpage as well.

Cough.

Cough.

EDIT: Scratch that on the transparency, not sure what happened.

Also yes, I realize I double posted. Whatcha gonna do about it.

Transparency test:
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Ah, there we go. Okay, just gotta be more careful next time.

Pick an image and I'll upload it properly transparent.


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Does it really have to flash?

I mean, we want people to notice it, but people might overuse a giant distracting flashing button.


Thu Jun 19, 2008 4:17 pm
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How about this?
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It's noticeable without drawing too much attention and give a sense of warning.


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I like the red flashing one. Its noticeable, but not annoying


Mon Jun 23, 2008 10:17 am
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It's been changed, by the way.

It looks a bit off to me, the spacing is way off, but if you can come up with better, let James know.

Flashiness is also a negative.


Mon Jun 23, 2008 10:21 am
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And so after all of this discussion and ideas they just stretched it a little bit?


Edit: Nevermind, they changed it to the one that says R E P O R T


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*the one I made without crediting me.

But hey I'm used to it.


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I thought the change was good, noticeable and is clearer.

So I suppose it's all thanks to grif. Happy now? EDIT: (not mean-ness, I realize it sounded mean when I looked back on it)


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