Some of us, who are members of this group, are elders. Heck! Most of us are well into the realm of geezerdom. Part of the benefits of becoming members of that group, is a growing collection of wisdom. Much of that wisdom, probably came from making unwise mistakes. Once in a while, we were smart enough to have gained wisdom by watching someone else make their mistakes.
Another aspect of our geezerdom is weaker eyesight. We can't see as clearly now as we did when we were, say, 20 years old. We wear glasses now. We can't discern detail as rapidly, nor as accurately, as we used to. It's more difficult to read some fine printing. And that's what I'd like to address here.
Much of the population here on Southern Paddler probably shares fading eyesight with me. And, I have problems reading the smaller print that we use here to tell our stories. Maybe others have similar difficulties? Maybe we would have an easier time of it, if the print were a bit bigger? On the other hand, maybe I'm onlyin a small minority?
So, I ask, are there others on here who would benefit with larger print? A bit ckearer font?
Another aspect of our geezerdom is weaker eyesight. We can't see as clearly now as we did when we were, say, 20 years old. We wear glasses now. We can't discern detail as rapidly, nor as accurately, as we used to. It's more difficult to read some fine printing. And that's what I'd like to address here.
Much of the population here on Southern Paddler probably shares fading eyesight with me. And, I have problems reading the smaller print that we use here to tell our stories. Maybe others have similar difficulties? Maybe we would have an easier time of it, if the print were a bit bigger? On the other hand, maybe I'm onlyin a small minority?
So, I ask, are there others on here who would benefit with larger print? A bit ckearer font?