Without even knowing it, I’d say my color is awesome.
Awww…I don’t have a color.
You have to leave out the quotation marks to get the bug. Sadly, it doesn’t seem to make much difference for you.
do I?
Cool. I was hoping it wasn’t ivory.
Let’s just see what I get…
Oh, that’s nice. 
P.S. That second one is the OP’s color…
Am I to take it you folks are putting your usernames in as “color”? Because I’m looking at the code and it shows something different.
test
God DAMN.
But thank you 
Use the quote method, rather than looking at the source in your browser.
I did use the quote method. This is what kaylasdad99’s post looks like.
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Maybe you should try something before telling others what they should be doing.
“Color=foolsguinea” Oddly scarlet.
“Color=f0015” I expected midnight.
Like this. (color=0f0015)
“Color=f00159” I expected salmon. Pretty close.
“Color=9u1nea”
“Color=9012ea”
“Color=9010ea”
“Color=901fea”
“Color=foolsguinea” Oddly scarlet.
“Color=f” Is this the same?
“Color=f00000” Is this?
No.
weird.
That’s not what I see. I get this:
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What browser are you using?
Wonder how this will turn out
Heh, color = ablueygreenygray manages to give a colour completely unlike any of those mentioned
[COLOR=skyblue]skyblue
[/COLOR][COLOR=royalblue]royalblue
[/COLOR][COLOR=blue]blue
[/COLOR][COLOR=darkblue]darkblue
[/COLOR][COLOR=orange]orange
[/COLOR][COLOR=orangered]orangered
[/COLOR][COLOR=crimson]crimson
[/COLOR][COLOR=red]red
[/COLOR][COLOR=firebrick]skyblue
[/COLOR][COLOR=darkred]darkred
[/COLOR][COLOR=green]green
[/COLOR][COLOR=limegreen]limegreen
[/COLOR][COLOR=seagreen]seagreen
[/COLOR][COLOR=deeppink]deeppink
[/COLOR][COLOR=tomato]tomato
[/COLOR][COLOR=coral]coral
[/COLOR][COLOR=purple]purple
[/COLOR][COLOR=indigo]indigo
[/COLOR][COLOR=burlywood]burlywood
[/COLOR][COLOR=sandybrown]sandybrown
[/COLOR][COLOR=sienna]sienna
[/COLOR][COLOR=chocolate]chocolate
[/COLOR][COLOR=teal]teal
[/COLOR][COLOR=silver]silver
Crazyhorse
[/COLOR]
vermilion
vermillion
gray
grey
chartreuse
livid
Someone woke up on the cranky side of the bed this morning.
Interesting. I’m using Firefox 3.6 at work, and all the username colors just show up as black there. But here at home, I’ve got Firefox 5.0, and it renders them as actual colors. Wonder what the issue is?
Yeah, ultrafilter, I just noticed the same thing. Firefox 3 does not recognize the usernames as colors, and displays black.
Ooh, but I just quoted into the preview window, and they’re showing up colored. 
Now that is weird.
Using Internet Explorer (8?) I got what I posted last time. Curiously, on a different computer running Firefox 3, I get
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See, the same thing I got last time.
What browser are you using?
Hey, I should be blue not red.