Nope, not a valid conclusion

I'll conclude your face!

I think you pretty much nailed that.

All I have to add is that I like my displays with resolutions much greater than an average PC user. The size of the font really improves legibility, as well as the fact that the edges aren't blurred out completely, or entirely pixelated. Its just enough smooth to not kill the crispiness.

Also, I freakin love the discuss links. You guys did an awesome job on that.

I respect that you like a larger font. However, I would prefer it to happen by setting the font size on your browser larger, rather than by a standard font being oversized. My real issue is that it breaks the nav bar's design, which was tested on Safari, Firefox, and two versions of IE fine. I'm installing a virtual machine to test Ubuntu with to fix it without having to specify a font.

We'll be working to improve the crossposter soon. I can't believe it basically took us a day to get it from 'idea' to 'working.'

I don't like #2 - it's too big and airy, and it isn't "Jux." The third font is too scrunched up, and it's harder for me to read. I don't think it's very clear at all. I like #1 regardless of the paler attitude it takes when it's smaller.