OrangeDragon wrote:

phuketrichard wrote:works fine for websites
not for forums in my opinion.

What do u consider a Khmer market? Lucky's/ the one in the Aeon mall? Easy to find everything, wide aisles, well laid out/organized (Both very western ) or Russian Market? no place to walk, hot , dirty, a mess unless ur khmer an understand how things are organized

AS far as seo goes i will take NO negative space,
but i prefer the terms, clean, easy to navigate ---wins every time

PS: we both now we see EVERYTHING from opposite sides

khmer market i mean orrusey/russian. pretty up front organization in those. most of the same things all grouped together right on top of one another. luckys would be a western supermarket.

In this case at least my side is the one with multiple usability studies behind it while yours is the side of wanting what you want the way you want it, everyone else be damned. and from an SEO perspective the idea of just cramming a page with as much content as possible is quite 1997 of you. spiders now take into consideration readability and usability by human standards in their weighting algorithms. Negative space is valuable space. Read the article if you haven't... I'm going to save keystrokes and not repeat it. Though I'm still pretty sure you always take the side opposition to me simply because I was the one who stated the thing... you've got a hard on for riding my ass pretty much constantly on here and I've come to the conclusion it's the only real reason you come.

funny part about your clean, easy to navigate statement was that the first 10 people (non technical people mind you) I showed this too's first reactions were all... literally all... "wow, really clean".