I looked over there, but while trying to navigate the site I got confused and I just gave up on the idea of working with it. oops. And yeah, that was the first place I looked, and I just couldn't do it. I also don't know where you go to feed all the individual codes, since you have your profile, pet profiles, gallery, etc. It's all a whirl of things to me.

& Oooh, I should probably add the friends online one even though I don't have too many friends. (You and Clive, wow I get around. hue). I have the shoutbox too, but it's at the very bottom and all I do is close it. It reminds me a lot of the Maratalk feature just less... stuffy.

I want to alter the layouts of things, but I have no idea how to go about doing it, so I'll just be ignorant for a bit longer and enjoy what I'm looking at as opposed to going straight into all that jazz.

Yeah! It's under dashboard in personal options and you can choose what you want to turn on. My Dashboard goes like this: Notepad, Subeta:Fujoshi (I assume that's just basic info), Quests, Your Avatar, Friend Feed.

I want to alter the layouts of things, but I have no idea how to go about doing it, so I'll just be ignorant for a bit longer and enjoy what I'm looking at as opposed to going straight into all that jazz.

Yeah! It's under dashboard in personal options and you can choose what you want to turn on. My Dashboard goes like this: Notepad, Subeta:Fujoshi (I assume that's just basic info), Quests, Your Avatar, Friend Feed.

Yeah, that's true too. Ease of access.

I do have to say, though, my favorite part about Subeta would be the dashboard (and it's editing option) and the event/alerts page. They're a godsend. Not to mention you can have the notepad on the side to make actual notes as opposed to opening up sticky notes on your computer or writing it down.

That's one of the things that I found so loveable about Mara. You could remember the URL code or you could go to the place on the map and click down below. Sure, it showed how lazy you were to remember where stuff was on the map, but it was easy to navigate.

I'd like to think that I'm able to navigate myself around too, but the idea of clicking on maps just never sat well with me.