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>complete with the colours
I don't want your colors in my terminal. Gemini is a user-agent, and this time we actually mean it. It's not a developer-agent or vendor-agent. You provide the content and the client provides the presentation, by design, and if you don't like it, then you are missing the point. I looked at your HTML pages and I find the colors uncomfortable to read.
>My personal home page has blog posts that use styles to sound like the way I talk. I emote. I emphasise. I bold important sentences.
Use asterisks and underscores and slashes then, like we've all managed to do just fine since the dawn of the internet.
>Do you really think I belong with "the rest of the web"? Or do you think my sites are not worth keeping?
No. I think your websites are suited to Gemini, but you don't understand what Gemini is trying to do. Your tools seem to be bizzarely obsessed with colors, though, so I can understand why you would recoil at the idea that a document format might not invite you to its party.