Some improvements required

[albalaha]

Dear Victor, Global Moderators and all fellow members,
                    Although this is the finest rouletteforum in the world, so far I have seen but it lacks some essential features which if possible should be added.
           Firstly, the color of all links, texts, sections are too light and it becomes very inconvenient to read. I suggest darker and sharper color for all stuffs.
        Secondly, in various discussion forums, if you are interested in seeing the topics by a particular member you go to his/her profile and there is a link called "Show topics started by this member" and you can see all of them assembled in one place. This particular feature is essential for a forum like us.
      Thirdly, our chat facility is not working for months, it should be resolved.
      Fourthly, there should be an auto refresh facility so that we can see what has changed since we opened the forum site.
      Fifthly, there should be a facility to see only those topics in replies which we want to by selecting the topic. Here, if I commented upon some topic as not good, it keeps coming under "unread replies" unnecessarily.
            If these developments could be done, the forum would be the best one in all respects.

[esoito]

Interesting list.

#1 You might need to tweak your screen resolution, contrast and brightness settings.
If it's a problem for others as well no doubt it will stay on the list.

#2 - 5 are entirely under Victor's control.

At the moment, he's in no position to do anything -- perhaps you didn't realise that:
link:://rouletteforum.cc/general-discussion/a-message-from-Victor/

Unfortunately the list might not be addressed for quite a while.

[albalaha]

No problem buddy,
             I know Victor has some trouble. May god help him. He helped us a lot.

[ThomasGrant]

I'd agree with esoito.

Victor has a much greater situation to deal with.
Then what is in the forum.

Though the improvements may be looked at.
My suggestion is just to deal with what is here at the moment.
And just learn to live with it.