Bring Back Text Colour in Posts?

[ServerNotFound]

Also gonna say no, not a fan of yellow or rainbow posts :/
Maybe if only dark colors, but otherwise not really.

[MediocrePanda]

Yes, but like the others servernotfound said. Only if there were limited colors, cause rainbow text and bright yellow would be awful.

[John Jurgo]

Yes. But with duller-than-normal colors.

[Apoc]

I'm not going to re-enable this feature, specifically because of how annoying it is. There are very few instances where you really need to color your posts, and it's very easy to abuse.

VB4 also does not have an option for offering limited color options.

[DinoBear]

Out of curiosity, does it have an option to disable it through a user's own profile settings?

[Toametru]

I'm not going to re-enable this feature, specifically because of how annoying it is. There are very few instances where you really need to color your posts, and it's very easy to abuse.

VB4 also does not have an option for offering limited color options.

You could simply make it a rule. No posting in bright or light colors, just like how you can't quote pictures.

[Kaitou Cat♂]

You could simply make it a rule. No posting in bright or light colors, just like how you can't quote pictures.

But as mentioned earlier it would be bothersome to moderate. Even if it's a rule people would more than likely do it anyways either unknowingly or uncaringly.
Just look at the no quoting images rule being broken on a near regular basis.

[Toametru]

But as mentioned earlier it would be bothersome to moderate. Even if it's a rule people would more than likely do it anyways either unknowingly or uncaringly.
Just look at the no quoting images rule being broken on a near regular basis.

And the same with the signature size rule. And the large gif rule. And the double post rule. And the no discussion in the ask dev thread rule.

[Apoc]

All the more reason to not give the moderators another rule to manually moderate.

[Toametru]

All the more reason to not give the moderators another rule to manually moderate.

Makes sense.

[ReddyUp]

I probably wouldn't use this feature unless needed, but I vote yes because I know how to use it appropriately.