[Feedback][Critical]Almost 1 year later, still having headaches and eyestrain. Care to comment Riot?

Initial thread: http://community.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/site-feedback/lyL0TRoK-critical-this-color-scheme-actually-strains-my-eyes

I found that near the bottom of BEST sort for site feedback. Still hasn't been touched. Still true to this day.

Honestly, I would love to help you guys, but quite honestly, I feel excluded. I am in a well lit room, I'm quite hydrated, yet looking at the community beta STILL feels like staring at the sun. Incredibly painful. The feeling remains in a dimly lit room as well. Google doesn't do this to me, so it must be the cool colors you have in the background.

I know for a fact that Rioters have seen my GDNight skin. I will attach a picture of what it looks like for those who are unfamiliar with it. It is a simple CSS file set to override small aspects like color and whatnot on the old forums. I made it when you guys changed to this color scheme, due to eye injury.

I also know for a fact that the same could be done here, but better as you don't have to fight the site (or at least shouldn't) to make it work, and faster because you don't have to code dive to discover what someone else used as variable names and what size you made various parts of the page. It took me ~1 month of my free time to make that skin, and that was while passing my classes in college AND still playing league and other games on the side. If I can do that, I know you could at least turn down the lights in less time.

But I'm not asking for Community Night. Never have, never will. Just add turn down the brightness so I don't feel injured by simply navigating to ANY part of your site not covered by GDNight. That way I can participate here and not feel homicidal afterwords. I know I'm not alone in feeling like this, as it's been echoed before. So help a fellow league enthusiast out here and turn down the lights.

I'm trying REALLY hard to be civil, and that isn't easy when your eyes feel like they are on fire. The least you could do is pop by and say hi.