So, in case you don't know yet, this new update has completely disabled all CSS coding from forums. While this is a good idea in a small few cases, for the vast majority of us, it's an unnecessary punishment. Yes, I know that not everyone uses CSS. But there are those of us, like myself, who like to organize things. Especially sales threads, so that you don't have to scroll through ten miles of one post just to bump your topic or reply to someone.

Now, yes. I know there are a VERY few users who abuse the ability to manipulate parts of a thread. Either by making the page horrendously 'colorful' and a literally pain in the eyes to look at, or by trolling with big splotches of words that cover everything. Though personally I haven't experienced the second, but I've heard about it once or twice.

My problem is, the vast majority of Lioden is a fairly mature community who wouldn't do this to other users, or if they do it is unintentional, especially in the case of colors being difficult to work with. So to ban it for all of us is just one thing: unfair. I'm not saying that it isn't a problem. It is, and it's impossible for Lioden moderators to go through every single thread on site.

So my solution is to let the community to monitor itself. My idea: Place a 'Flag this topic!' button somewhere on the thread, perhaps along with the reply, preview, and bump buttons at the bottom. That way, when users come across a thread that causes problems somehow, color or trolling text boxes, etc, they can flag the topic. After a few flags, perhaps 3-5, meaning that many different people have flagged the same topic, a message gets sent to a forum moderator so they can check it out. The forum mod would then have the final decision as to whether it was the CSS needed to be removed.

I feel that, for most, simply being told "Hey, your thread is too bright, could you change it?" would fix the problem. Like I said before, Lioden is mostly a mature community. So treating us like we're toddlers is a rather big slap in the face, if you ask me. Not that you did.

ANYWAY. This is my suggestion and plea. Thanks for your time.~

Suggestion by #12629: An option for users to turn off CSS for themselves.