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Poking around on the mood theme pages this cropped up.
The /customize/ page is currently labeled as "Select Journal Style" which is a bit clunky when referring to it -- "You can change blah blah at the Select Journal Style page"
Talked with people in IRC about this and the following options were given as suggestions:
* Journal Options
* Journal Appearance
* Journal Style
* Customize Journal Style
* Something else
So. Which do you like? What do you hate? Any other suggestions?
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On /manage/moodthemes.bml I have temporarily changed this link to the 2nd option (Journal Appearance) at![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
rho's suggestion, but this is totally open to change. (And am stating this here so I can go back and change it if necessary. Memory, I do not has it.)
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Edit -- Journal Style seems to be the most popular option. So let's go with that! :D
The /customize/ page is currently labeled as "Select Journal Style" which is a bit clunky when referring to it -- "You can change blah blah at the Select Journal Style page"
Talked with people in IRC about this and the following options were given as suggestions:
* Journal Options
* Journal Appearance
* Journal Style
* Customize Journal Style
* Something else
So. Which do you like? What do you hate? Any other suggestions?
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On /manage/moodthemes.bml I have temporarily changed this link to the 2nd option (Journal Appearance) at
rho's suggestion, but this is totally open to change. (And am stating this here so I can go back and change it if necessary. Memory, I do not has it.)------
Edit -- Journal Style seems to be the most popular option. So let's go with that! :D
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* Journal Options could be too easily confused with Manage Account.
* Journal Appearance is good-ish.
* Customize Journal Style is too long.
I'd vote Journal Style, and then rename /customize/options.bml to be something like "Further $something" (though I don't know what...) as it works as a nice go-between in the middle of the initial style selection, and the advanced styles/layer editing.