Attention culturekitchenettes: I switched to the old design

I switched to the old design for the sake of all the AOL and IE users who insist on not using Firefox. You unfortunately are in a majority of visitors to this site.

Please, please, please switch to Firefox for momma's sake.

Look at it as a donation to our site : For every Microsoft IE user that switches to Firefox through our button, we get one $1 from Google.

That's right people. Leave that horrible, non-standards complaint browser, and you'll help pay for our work in the process.

If you are a Firefox or Safari user and want to use the new design, go to your account and switch to template culturekitchen_red.2.

How do you switch to a different design? Go to this forum topic to find out.

And as before, if you would like to follow my web design process, you can switch to culturekitchen_red.3 (especially for those who are using the the evil empire's browser. I'll be working on debugging that template all through the week.


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