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1. | Reply Jonathan
   Posted 24 Jan 2004 at 7:41pm #
   

   The more I scroll up and down the page I like it this way but still the other way was familiar and so this is kind of confusing even though it is the same content.

   The same thing happened with my dock. I moved it to the left side instead of the bottom but my eyes kept wanting to go to the bottom for apps and windows and it drove me crazy. I moved it back and forth until I just quit looking before thinking and now it is back to the bottom (because all my apps are arranged with the dock at bottom in mind). Way too much to relearn.

   But a website is a different story. If I ever get my hosting situation under control, you would be able to see my site has the sidebar on the right side.

2. | Reply Ryan Zachary Hale
   Posted 24 Jan 2004 at 10:14pm #
   

   I kinda like it, but the other way is nice too. For a minute I thought I had one to many lattés this evening.

3. | Reply Charles Schmidt
   Posted 25 Jan 2004 at 1:21am #
   

   Its awkward at the moment, but its better on the right, this way my eyes don't have to skip to the middle of the page to look at the content.

4. | Reply David
   Posted 25 Jan 2004 at 2:04am #
   

   This is how I have my blog set up, but it is still weird to see this one like this, because I am used to seeing the sidebar on the left at most of the sites that I visit.

5. | Reply Olivier
   Posted 25 Jan 2004 at 5:06am #
   

   I like it better on the left because the content is closer to being centred on the screen. But maybe it's just the way my PowerBook sits on my lap just now.

6. | Reply Thomas
   Posted 26 Jan 2004 at 11:31am #
   

   I like the content better on the left, as I read from left to right. With the sidebar on the left, I keep having to skip the sidebar while reading the content:

   10 READ $LINE

   20 PRINT $CARRIAGE_RETURN

   30 SKIP 30

   40 GOTO 10

   etc.

7. | Reply allan
   Posted 28 Jan 2004 at 12:41am #
   

   I like it in the new position. But it took me a sec to figure out why the site looked twisted and wrong.

8. | Reply Redesigning NSLog(); | NSLog();
   Posted 15 Feb 2004 at 12:25pm #
   

   Clearly I've left the sidebar on the right-hand side. That change stuck. As I check out Vinay's new blog I get a hampering to redesign mine a bit. I've long wanted to do just about what he's done - a...