Links and the Like

[settiai]

As pretty much everyone on LiveJournal has probably noticed by now, they've made some changes to the cut tags. Which, fine, it's another case of "if it's not broken, why fix it?" that they seem to do so well with, but it's not that big a deal, right? Right? Well, as long as you're not one of the many (many, many, many) people whose browsers are

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[sabaceanbabe]

Thank you for the link to get appropriate coding to fix the cut tags. The little scissors were kinda cute the first time I saw them, but they get old fast.

[settiai]

And the worst part is that there are apparently tons of people out there who can't even see them, because their browser doesn't support the unicode used.

[szm]

Yeah... don't think I'm a fan of the scissors. Maybe they'll grow on me?

Horrible Histories to the rescue!

[settiai]

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[txvoodoo]

The ONLY benefit that I can see w/ the new scissors is you can tell if something's a fake LJ cut.

That's the only thing.

[settiai]

Not really, though.

✂···  See what I mean?

[txvoodoo]

THAT'S JUST WRONG.

Srsly, they probably DN'T mean it to work like that, since a link is not a cut, ya know?

[settiai]

The worst part is that there are apparently tons of people out there who can't even see them, because their browser doesn't support the unicode used. Or because the font they use in their journal is too small for it to work properly. Or-- well, you get the picture. :-/

[phantomminuet]

My home state continues to embarrass me. Why, Tennessee? Why?

I ask myself that question every. single. day.

[settiai]

It's just... why? *headdesk* Seriously, people, we're not supposed to look back at Scopes as a good thing.

[tabaqui]

I haven't had any issues with the new cut tag but, yeah. Wth. Thanks for the fix-it link.

And hey - Missouri is being amazingly embarrassing, too, so - join the freakin' club.
*headdesk*

[settiai]

It seems like half the states in the country are right now. :-/