Embrace the change as inevitable.

It’s been an overwhelming period. Between revamping the graphics and trolls throwing numbers around. I’m exhausted and my vacation is slipping away.
Right now, there are still a few things floating around that aren’t working (whether due to the new graphics or because they didn’t work before).
I’m listening to everyone’s advice and I thank you all for your valuable suggestions and reports. Nothing is set in stone and everything can always be changed; luckily, this isn’t real life.
I would ask you to bring your reports back to me here even if you’ve already written them elsewhere, because I’ve kept track of some, but others may have slipped through the cracks.
Less useful are generic criticisms like “it sucks, change everything, it was better before.”

Regarding the graphics, I want to point out that the most important thing isn’t the aesthetic change, but the change in the underlying framework, which should now make modifications more flexible. Revisiting twenty-year-old code has been a trip through time and sometimes a dialogue with a fool (“But why did I do it this way?”).

Now I’m going to try to focus on other things for a while.