What was the idea behind the layout change of a number of nodelets? Is this the first attempt to "modernize" the site's look? IMHO, not a good step forward!

Maybe I'm the only one, but personally, I find the new style presenting items this way

| Nodes You Wrote | Super Search | List Nodes
By Users | Newest Nodes | Recently Active
Threads | Selected Best Nodes | Best Nodes |
Worst Nodes | Saints in our Book

much harder to parse than the old and clear one-item-per-line style

Nodes You Wrote
Super Search
List Nodes By Users
Newest Nodes
Recently Active Threads
Selected Best Nodes
Best Nodes
Worst Nodes
Saints in our Book

In reply to Nodelets' layout by Anonymous Monk

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