I’ve noticed that sometimes the Meh buttons are black-on-white and sometimes white-on-black. I can’t figure out how they decide which design, is there something I’m missing?
Contrast. Sometimes the theme for the daily deal is on a dark background and needs a light foreground. Sometimes the theme is on a light background and needs a dark foreground. The site toggles between the two modes.
@ahdeesan@blaineg@chienfou students do that font color prank writing papers to increase their word count to meet minimum requirements. I had one student, when I chose select all black font, who had written over and over again “I hate writing papers”. Another one had just copy/pasted something. Joke was on that student though as turnitin caught the plagiarism (which is how I even found out some students do this so knew to look in the future if the paper didn’t look nearly long enough).
Contrast. Sometimes the theme for the daily deal is on a dark background and needs a light foreground. Sometimes the theme is on a light background and needs a dark foreground. The site toggles between the two modes.
@shawn Naw, don’t confuse us by making sense.
We’re really looking for a nice unsupportable conspiracy theory.
Diversity.
If it were truly a MEH button, it would be gray on gray.
It’s binary code for 10101010.
It just seems like there’s some sort of code or something that I’m missing
Imagine it the other way. How much worse is that? There you have it.
@ahdeesan
Yep… white-on-white, or black-on-black would be definitely much worse!
@ahdeesan @chienfou Ahh, the good old font color prank.
@ahdeesan @blaineg @chienfou students do that font color prank writing papers to increase their word count to meet minimum requirements. I had one student, when I chose select all black font, who had written over and over again “I hate writing papers”. Another one had just copy/pasted something. Joke was on that student though as turnitin caught the plagiarism (which is how I even found out some students do this so knew to look in the future if the paper didn’t look nearly long enough).