Posting "Standards"

To keep things running smoothly, and to make things an easier read, I've got a particular set of standards I try to apply to my own postings. I would appreciate if you could try to follow the same patterns, if at all possible.

In short:

Your characters actions are posted in unadorned plain text. I try to keep these in third person, present tense.
Your speech is done in bold text.
Internal thoughts are handled through green italics. This is a minor change from previous games I've run, based on feedback from a player with dyslexia. This gives multiple ways for people to spot the change to internalization. :)
Information about the spell you are casting in red font. I also try to include a link to the spell in the post, but I don't ask you to do that if you don't want. Just a quirk of mine so I can get to the spell details quicker.
Anything out of character is posted using the OOC tags.
DM Information I try to post in this color.
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If you have any other suggestions or things you think make sense, please don't hesitate to let me know. I'll leave this thread unlocked so we can capture/communicate that all here, but I'll update this post with anything we agree upon. :)

"Your momma's a kobold"

Perfect! Thanks for the clarification, I like being on the same page as everyone as far as formatting.

So, like ?

totally

Oh gosh, it burns my eyes!

I have one to add for Awakened Mind (can also be used for the message or sending spell):
Mix between internal thoughts and talking, sent as a note if you want to limit the ones that hear it.

note=sorcerer "Kind of odd that billy's mom is a kobold huh?" .endnote

@HypCo - Absolutely. I was using Bold Green Italics in a different game for the same kind of thing (telepathic communication). Just something to make it stand apart from normal thought and normal speech.

Would it be easier if it were in a different color from green? *shrugs*. With a moment of contextual/supporting text entry alongside it, the message should be clear.

"Does this work?" I just went with green because it deals with thoughts in a way.
Edit: Nope, "light green" doesn't work. Edit2: No space. Edit3: Color test. Edit4: ew.

Multi-word colors you have to remove the spaces. So light green becomes lightgreen, dark red becomes darkred

How about grey?

grAy? grEy? Silver?