> I'm curious if you bothered to think through how
> something like this might be done.

As a matter of fact, yes I have. If it was me, I would have the site set someone's default theme to the red theme (or something else close but not the same) when they create a new account from now on. That way existing users don't notice any effect, and new users are clued into one of the site's features and it's easier for them to know that they are logged in.

This suggestion is only to help prevent newer users from accidently posting as Anonymous until they get clued in to how the site works. Experienced users, of course, can do what they want. 

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In reply to Re: (tye)Re: Use a Different Default Theme When Authenticated by ignatz
in thread Use a Different Default Theme When Authenticated by ignatz

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