It's just that I haven't given up hope yet to make (at least some) authors of such blogs aware of this bar to reception. If the color scheme doesn't have a designed function to enhance the content, it's apt to become a liability.
Edit: I cheched it out now and must say, the Cogmind page is actually way better than the article in question. It makes less use of white and reduces contrast (mostly) to acceptable levels. As an aside, I like the game idea. My favourite roguelike still uses ascii graphics :)
It's just that I haven't given up hope yet to make (at least some) authors of such blogs aware of this bar to reception. If the color scheme doesn't have a designed function to enhance the content, it's apt to become a liability.
Edit: I cheched it out now and must say, the Cogmind page is actually way better than the article in question. It makes less use of white and reduces contrast (mostly) to acceptable levels. As an aside, I like the game idea. My favourite roguelike still uses ascii graphics :)