Something that has come to my attention...

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If you think about it for a while, it'd seem like something less important. However, it's the Register button and it's hardly seeable. I, for one, think the register button is really important, especially seeing as we're all about getting new members nowadays. Now, the smartest members can find that button themselves, but I doubt some members will be able to find it. So, yeah, Hunchy, see if you get to work on that.

:)
 
PhoenixG said:
When you haven't registered the register button is lit up ;)

Tsk, why didn't I ever think of that. :P Anyway, ok, but it should always be lit up, no matter you're logged on or off, in my opinion.
 
I think Ren is right. I know that most of us are smart enough to say: we already registered, but others think that he is offline and wants to register.

(Happened to me once, i stayed up too late and i was extremely tired and i tried logging in, but i couldn't find the button, though i was already logged in :P)
 
詳細検索. 総務省のご案内. 大臣・副大臣・政務官. 大臣記

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If you don't log out, you won't be able to see this button!
 
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