By the way, we're still setting up; not all that needs done, is done yet.
Anyway, I noticed something new.
The members and guests on line are no longer available to lurkers; primitives can no longer come here and instantly see who's hanging around, and who's gone.
I never cared about that--I've never tried to hide here--but it always irked me that there was never a similar openness, a similar transparency, on Skins's island. If one lurked there, one had no idea if a particular primitive was there too.
I got the impression the primitives didn't want decent and civilized people to know they were logged on.
Well, it's never been a big deal to me, if others knew if franksolich was on line or not, but I had the sense that as long as Skins's island wasn't doing the same thing, allowing lurkers to see who was on line, we were giving lurking primitives an unfair advantage we didn't enjoy while on their terrain.
It makes for a more just world, when both sides reveal exactly the same information, thus depriving one side of an unfair advantage in knowing more about us, than we do about them.
