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Would have rather seen this update wait until the skins were ready to release right along side of it tbh.. As darkside front page + bright white and blue forums don't mix all too well.

Well you could just change the front page to blue as well. :p

This happens every upgrade, the default Neowin blue skin is made, bugs are sorted, other skins are created, it is easier to get the default skin out there and tested for bugs in an open environment than shoving all of the skins out and having to sort each of them out as things creep up.

This especially applies to the Darkside theme which has seemingly always been more trouble than the rest put together, lol.

Well you could just change the front page to blue as well. :p

This happens every upgrade, the default Neowin blue skin is made, bugs are sorted, other skins are created, it is easier to get the default skin out there and tested for bugs in an open environment than shoving all of the skins out and having to sort each of them out as things creep up.

This especially applies to the Darkside theme which has seemingly always been more trouble than the rest put together, lol.

I thought they changed Midnight to the default theme for guests months ago...

How is it different to the massive amount of social integration now added to any news article you'll find online?

Perhaps if you had a "Social" menu, next to add reply, watch topic and etc. Then you could put Twitter and Facebook under all that. So still be available to the people who use it, but not be an eye sore for those who doesn't.

On a side not, how many people actually use those things? Do you have any stats?

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