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| - __NOWYSIWYG__ With the release of Book Three's title, "Change", I think that we can begin to discuss which color scheme we will be using for it in episode infoboxes. Assuming we will not create a new color scheme for it, which I believe to be a simpler route, we have three possible options: the neutral purple, the URN khaki, and the nothing brown, which I'm mentioning just for the sake of mentioning, as I don't find it appealing enough to associate with an entire book. Out of the two other options, my first option would be the purple. Change is something much more abstract than every book title we've had so far, something rather universal, and the purple color scheme is the only that doesn't denote an affiliation, but rather the lack of it, so it seems more in line with an abstract concept
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| - __NOWYSIWYG__ With the release of Book Three's title, "Change", I think that we can begin to discuss which color scheme we will be using for it in episode infoboxes. Assuming we will not create a new color scheme for it, which I believe to be a simpler route, we have three possible options: the neutral purple, the URN khaki, and the nothing brown, which I'm mentioning just for the sake of mentioning, as I don't find it appealing enough to associate with an entire book. Out of the two other options, my first option would be the purple. Change is something much more abstract than every book title we've had so far, something rather universal, and the purple color scheme is the only that doesn't denote an affiliation, but rather the lack of it, so it seems more in line with an abstract concept. Of course, this is me getting completely ahead of all possible relevant information that is still be released, so I could be talking total nonsense. My assumption is also that whichever one gets picked for Book Three, the non-brown remaining option would be used for Book Four, again, assuming no new color scheme is created. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 23:10, November 20, 2013 (UTC) I'm for the URN khaki (although I have nothing against the purple) because it is part of "change"— the marking of a new era. The people who use the neutral color scheme are usually ancient figures from before the nations existed, or those related to/supporting such divisions, whereas the Change refers to a new era, which I think is signified by the khaki. Of course, this is just my thoughts, and I have nothing against using the purple.^^ 03:49, November 21, 2013 (UTC) i vote for the neutral purple. Intelligence4 (wall • contribs) 08:25, November 21, 2013 (UTC) In a very kind of abstract way, the URN did represent the changes after the Hundred Year War, so I think the URN scheme would work well for now, and we can always alter it, either to an existing scheme or a brand new one, if anything more applicable to Book Three itself comes along. 08:31, November 21, 2013 (UTC) I think the purple would be more appropriate. We don't want to start making guesses that the "change" is all about the URN, which is the association that would be assumed. But strictly speaking, this isn't something that we must make a final decision on now. The 888th Avatar (talk) 10:08, November 21, 2013 (UTC) So bit of speculation, with the book focusing heavily on Lin, it might focus on Earth. I would say, hold off on picking the color scheme, till we know more info. If it doesn't focus on Earth, then Purple is the best way to go. --Srijay K - TechFilmer 15:54, November 21, 2013 (UTC) With the release of the full interview, I am led to believe that the "Change" referred to alludes to the entire world and just not a specific nation, so I would also opt for purple. File:Waterbending emblem.png Water Spout 21:51, November 21, 2013 (UTC) I'm against making any kind of final, set in stone decision on this now, and think that should come when we actually know more about Book Three: Change. As for now, I'd support something similar to the URN colors as a tentative color scheme until then. -- 01:34, November 22, 2013 (UTC)
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