ILOVEFLASH'S PROFILE

It doesn't require an overhaul. One solution to this whole thing is to have the details section where it is AND an abridged version up top.

I mean, I've seen content pages across the internet that are similar to RMN's (Newgrounds, anyone?), but those layouts are often more dynamic because they manage to fit synopses, a detail section, and a link to/the content itself in one area, so the first time you come to the page, right off the bat you have a wealth of info in front of you: no scrolling required. I believe that is not only convenient for visitors but more appealing to the eye. Think about gamepages here on RMN with paragraphs upon paragraphs of info on the game, and how you have to scroll down into the abyss in order to find out who is talking, as compared to videos on Youtube where you have the video center screen and the "details" section just below it. There isn't anything technically or even fundamentally wrong with RMN's gamepages, but convenience plays a big role in attractive websites, and right now I think having the details section--and the blog section, as a matter of fact--stuck under the not-yet-notoriously fat ass of those synopses and images sections is doing nothing to enhance that.

Spot-on review.

post=118251
Perhaps you could categorise notices? As in, all comments relating to the Game Chill '09 will be under one category, and comments related to your game would be in another, in which you may open or close it (opening it shows all the individual notices relevant to that category). It would save a lot of space, and would be much easier to manage.

I really like that idea!

Very interesting! I look forward to hearing more on this game.

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It's fine the way it is... Seriously your idea would stretch out the notices page so much.

Even the mouse hovering idea? :/

Either way, there are easy solutions to that: you can reduce the number of updates shown per page, or somehow fit the preview comment on one line.