I like to begin my message with:

BOLD Size 4 Color Blue

So maybe inside settings, there should be a default way to start your messages w/out clicking each link to my preference.

Ex:
Hey, what's up? What's your thoughts on this?

This post was edited by J_A_C_K on Aug 27 2018 07:11am

Trying to understand exactly what you mean. Sort of like a "signature" line but at the beginning of the message?

Yes, exactly. I had to think a little harder on how to explain this. But you're correct.

So everytime i start my message i dont have to click Bold Size 4 and color blue. It would already be there and i would just need to type.

It's a good idea - I would vote yes.

In the meantime, whenever I need to have a standard response for something, I type it out in the browser (HTML code included) and then I copy it and save it to a text file on my desktop. That way, all I have to do is copy and paste the next time I write a message

I do the same thing inside my txt folder. I have my preset of how i like my text to look and i just copy/paste before i start messaging. Just seems it could be a little bit easier!

It's a good suggestion - I voted yes.

Good luck!

Voted no, I hate when people use color for their ENTIRE post. When you don't use default font/color there will be display and readability issues for users using a different display style .

this x1000

nothing worse than people that think it is cute to write in crazy text colors.

I’ve wanted this before actually, it’s really just QoL as if people want to use bold / colors they’re doing it manually for all their posts anyways. A setting enabling them to save a couple clicks is just a little boost.
As long as it isn’t anything crazy allowing multi-color etc, a single bold/color defaulted into your posts is pretty dandy =)

E:
And then possibly implement ‘disable text effect’ or whatever you wanna call them, so all text shows as if no bold/color is added for those who don’t wanna see them as I’m sure more would use colors if this were added

This post was edited by Meliodas on Sep 17 2018 02:57pm

Sticking with my no, if they want to do this I personally want them to jump through the hoops. I will agree that if this were to be implemented it would be a QoL change........... for the worse.

edit: why implement a feature that requires another feature to disable it. Cut out the middle man and simply don't add the "feature" in the first place