I do realise that there are things that I can do with font sizes on my own browser. But – without wanting to sound too militant – I think that accessibility should be the publisher’s concern, not the reader’s, at least within reasonable limits.

I shall now go back to praying for the end of the current fad for grey text on a white background, and its eventual disappearance from standard templates.

Please let me know if it is enough, an if it has caused problems elsewhere.

Most browsers allow you to expand the web page by holding the control button, and rolling the middle mouse wheel.

However, if you are trying to be friendlier to weaker or older eyes, why such a small typeface? Combine the size of the type with the use of various shades of grey in some of the text styles (most importantly, the one used for quoted text) and the result is small text with low contrast which is pretty hard to read.

I’ve become a faithful reader and regularly promote your posts on Twitter (http://twitter.com/NOconsensus) and elsewhere.

I, too, feel an indexing/improved tagging system would be massively helpful. I think Google has a widget that can be inserted which will automatically search the entire site. Not a perfect solution for a large site, but a step in the right direction perhaps.

Please keep your solid, sensible analysis coming. Some days one feels as if one must be losing one’s mind. You two help provide reassurance that this isn’t the case. Cheers!

We will have to work out a way of making tags work. If you know of any sites that have particularly good systems in place, please let us know.

Suggestion: maybe have a list of the most-visited and/or most-commented-upon posts, underneath ‘tags’ or suchlike? Or keep a list of your “key” posts where you make the most hard-hitting analysis or revelations? I agree with Luis that this is blog is a key resource for those of us who are critical but lack the time/ resources to do the thinking, writing and website coding ourselves. So thank you for all your hard work.