I'm working on the proposed new territory of Jocossee in spare moments, but don't foresee even getting to the proposal until after Decennalia (August). I always begin a page with a color palette worked out in advance. I think of Jocossee as being a very dark green place of deep forests so have chosen this as a background color. This will require light colored text and there I think of the waters. This seems very readable to me. Will members please tell me if there is a reading problem on their differently calibrated screens and browsers? How visible is THIS link color? I am trying to keep away from a link that screams at you and yet it must be preceived as a link. THIS would be a visited link. It is not necessary that they be so prominent as the page viewer already knows that it is a link. Hover color is seen only for a moment and I think THIS would do nicely. It must show that something is happening and should be very different, hence a shade of red. The others are small accent colors and for decorative details. Please let me know what you think of these as this is to be your page. How do you see it on your screen?