I'm loving it
So many ways to set up the page and so editable.

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The states of awareness we currently perceive are only a thiny fraction of the whole.
The continuum extends deep into nonphysical areas of the universe far beyond our current physical comprehension

- William Buhlman

I think it's awesome! I love the way you can customize it, and I think they look great!

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You mean beta tester only - subscribers haven't this.

But I think it looks great, too.

I like it for the most part. However, I think it's all a little too big. Sorta 'in your face' kind of thing. As nice as it is to put things where you want, add and such, I think it's a little hard right now to find things on other people's pages because of it. It'll just take some getting use to is all.

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I activated it sometime ago and I love it! But someone asked me where did I activated it and I don't remember. Can you help me?

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I love it, though I agree with =CindeeRoo, it is rather large.

I wish there were a way to combine categories; like contact with deviant info and wishlist with favorites.
It feels too broken up with all of the different sections. I think it's a little overwhelming at first glance for site visitors.

Also, I'd love to be able to hide or even disable userpage comments, I think they make the page look cluttered/disorganized.

However, with so many new options and ways to personalize your page, I definitely prefer it to the old layout.

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mhm, even the size and number of things!

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The states of awareness we currently perceive are only a thiny fraction of the whole.
The continuum extends deep into nonphysical areas of the universe far beyond our current physical comprehension

- William Buhlman

Don`t you have to be both? To try Beta you have to have a sub. I might be wrong, if so me

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The states of awareness we currently perceive are only a thiny fraction of the whole.
The continuum extends deep into nonphysical areas of the universe far beyond our current physical comprehension

- William Buhlman