Soft Lava 
"@ToastedTruffles":/forums/meta/topics/what-kind-of-forums-should-we-have?post_id=485#post_485
Also, when it comes to threads, you never know what audience to expect. Usually everything goes smooth when the platform is young and there is not enough traffic to shake the place up a bit. But as more people come aboard, a lot of complications arise presumably out of nowhere. This is also a situation with two ends where one is being an overcrouded and overblown platform that longs for strict moderation and other being an alien place with no activity at all.
"@ToastedTruffles":/forums/meta/topics/what-kind-of-forums-should-we-have?post_id=485#post_485
Ah yes. Good old cell animation. By that time people really had to push themselves to come up with very limiting yet ingeniously effective color palletes for characters. Like Lisa Simpson for example. Minimalism and simple forms were things that catched the eye of millions and defined the animation of the late 90s. That's until the digital ink was introduced, which sucked the life out of most characters we knew from how they looked during the cell animation era.
Straight to babylon 5, huh? Nah, I guess I better then start with Babylon 1 and go all the way up to the fifth. [spoiler]I'll check once avatar is over, excluding thecKorra continuation that is.[/spoiler]
Also, when it comes to threads, you never know what audience to expect. Usually everything goes smooth when the platform is young and there is not enough traffic to shake the place up a bit. But as more people come aboard, a lot of complications arise presumably out of nowhere. This is also a situation with two ends where one is being an overcrouded and overblown platform that longs for strict moderation and other being an alien place with no activity at all.
"@ToastedTruffles":/forums/meta/topics/what-kind-of-forums-should-we-have?post_id=485#post_485
Ah yes. Good old cell animation. By that time people really had to push themselves to come up with very limiting yet ingeniously effective color palletes for characters. Like Lisa Simpson for example. Minimalism and simple forms were things that catched the eye of millions and defined the animation of the late 90s. That's until the digital ink was introduced, which sucked the life out of most characters we knew from how they looked during the cell animation era.
Straight to babylon 5, huh? Nah, I guess I better then start with Babylon 1 and go all the way up to the fifth. [spoiler]I'll check once avatar is over, excluding the