Since I've already used all the colors that looked remotely readable to me on my archive site's background, I think the best solution is going to be hosting the actual RP content on Google Docs. That way, the colors will all be on white background, and hopefully more visible as a result.

(Also, yes, good job, you all figured out I used the hardest-to-read color for my own part. I'm not doing this to toot my own horn, okay?)

hS (and anyone else color-blind that I'm not aware of): Augh. I can't believe I put the red and green ones right next to each other. I apologize for the flagrant stupidity there. I can move the colors around so the similar ones don't appear in the same scene, but do you have any suggestions for different colors I could substitute to make all the parts more easily discernible? I know, as hS pointed out, it's generally easy enough to tell who wrote what, but I'd still like to make the crediting of the writing as anal-retentive explicit as possible. If possible.

—doctorlit actually loathes Google Docs because of how unprofessional it looks, but keeps finding himself using it anyway because of how darn useful it is.

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Wobbles looked at the footage.

Then she looked at the A/V Division's assortment of cameramen, lighting techs, directors, producers, editors, and sundry others.

Then she looked back at the episode of Pretty Pretty Magical Wobbles XV: Bravest Adventure!!

"Let's just never speak of this again."

Most of the text is easy enough to read, but Tungsten Monk, doctorlit, and firemagic (the yellow, light blue, and light purple) made it very hard, and I found my eyes just kind of sliding past all the words. Like, to the point where I couldn't read all the way through. :(

-Sergio and Cyba look pretty identical, as do firemagic and SeaTurtle.

-More generally, if you asked me to guess which of (Sergio, Cyba, and Sevenswans) or (firemagic, Desdendelle, and SeaTurtle) I was looking at, the answer would be a literal guess.

-I'm not too keen on reading either Tungsten or Shattered Sanity against that background, either.

(Also, I think it's usually TungstenMonk, with an underscore.)

But, y'know, I think I could probably deduce who wrote which bits based on... who the agents are. ^~

hS