- posts are "in the box" (a nickname, menu, answer, date)
- this adds parasitic text to the flow - conversation flow is interrupted disturbing "answer*thank" - it reads, it interferes
- left part of the flow is obtained overloaded text "nick-message-answer*thank...again"
- sequence "line-answer-line-nick-line" visually takes unforgivable plenty of space in the debate, eats space adding ragged white void "in the center" between "answer-date nick-menu"
- words answer*thanks constantly falls in the "read the post" - when you read posts in a row on the board is obtained as the radio traffic "A-bbbbb-c-d, A-bbbb-c-d..."(nick-message-answer*thank). This "thank" can be safely moved to the menu, or replace per symbol that is not read mentally
- bold nick dominates the text. Message is important and not the one who wrote it. If this is done in order to improve the vision of people with low vision, then again, it is more important than the appearance of the text and not the author.
This is variant image
div > .flow-post-meta { position: absolute; top: 0em; float: right; right: 3em;} .flow-post-timestamp {float: left;} .flow-post-meta-actions {float: none;} div > .flow-post-content {margin-top: -0.5em;}
- the bottom line is raised up to the menu, and the discussion has become "easier" to read from top to bottom on the left
another variant - button "compact view". which would move messages closer to each other, and additional text is shown only when you hover over the message.