1959nikos, post: 24687, member: 16 Wrote:WOW indeed!!
The start with the lap at Spa is so right on the point!!
As Bryan says its tons greater on the eyes.
Now we all must shave and change our pictures at our profile :
Im still trying to figure out how site works, so Ill come back again with suggestions.
One or two things I noticed or I didnt understand:
1. Donations should be seen immediately when we enter site as it was before. WIP by Paul
2. Somewhere there must be TeamSpeak too. Go to Discord Channel Paul says.
3. Introductions by new members could be there too so they notice it without searching.WIP by Paul
4. Its not easy for me to see which posts I have not read yet, it was very easy before.WIP by Paul
5. I miss the news posted on first page too.
6. Is there a way to know which car a server is running at Live Timing? Right now there are two servers with Rouen and no info of which car till you enter server.WIP by Paul
Ill add or strike things as I understand site more.
Edit 1. No5 solved and a very important thing it was, many thanks Paul.
Edit 2. No2 is not solved but hmmm...I could try his suggestion this century at some time..
*BUT* the dark background and lighter text is actually quite hard on my eyes....
Can we change our own ‘themes’ as some levels of contrast work differently for different people. Coloured text can be a real problem with depth perception (the old Teletext red-behind-green thing for instance).
Don't wish to be pedantic, but F1 was at Rouen in 1968, 1967 was Bugatti. Also the cars are 1968 (the wings for a start). Some of the blame for this must be with Grand Prix Legends, for some reason they put Rouen in instead of Bugatti. I know Rouen was a better track, but then so was Reims from 1966.
Bruce, post: 24728, member: 581 Wrote:Don't wish to be pedantic, but F1 was at Rouen in 1968, 1967 was Bugatti. Also the cars are 1968 (the wings for a start). Some of the blame for this must be with Grand Prix Legends, for some reason they put Rouen in instead of Bugatti. I know Rouen was a better track, but then so was Reims from 1966.