Once the twitching stops, I'm fine.  lol! 

Not at all.

I enjoy using different fonts and do change them up some, depending on the use.  I detest the use of fonts that makes the content hard to read, whether it be fancy font or a bad combination of background and font color.

At first, I was going to say no because I didn't even know what you meant.

So here is my POV.

1.  I dislike small font sizes, regardless of style and will generally skip those.

2.  I think lots of color and changes of color looks unprofessional.  I'm totally fine if most is black and then a font color change to emphasize a line, but other than that I think it's looks unprofessional. And, it's harder to read.

OMG, I'm very particular about too much color because it makes the post hard to read!

As long as they are large enough to read and keep with the same size and color without switching back and forth I am fine.

I prefer blackfor the basic type and color is fine to accent something in the post. I don't like fonts that are too fancy. It takes away from the writing for me, and some fonts are difficult to read. 

I do like different fonts for different moods!

Only when it is hard to read.

Susan - I enjoy fonts that are easy to read, and as far as color, a little goes a long ways.

Some people who write blogs, are involved in website design, printed material design etc. have a very poor understanding of how use easy to read fonts (including font size, colour, type, serif vs. non-serif) against various backgrounds.  It makes it difficult to read and in many cases, I or other readers will simply move to another website or ad.

I personally only use certain fonts, colours and other characteristics to make sure that the item is readable.

no, I like to change the type of fonts I use....and the color of certain phrases I may use within a blog post....

I wouldn't call me a font snob, but if someone is using some really crazy colors or fonts that is making it hard to read it gets to me.

I'm not too much of one, but small fonts are hard to read and too much color change can be confusing.  I do use a color to highlight a line. I like "Georgia" for my blog or something similar. 

No. I like the basics, black on white. just spend some time on a site like http://www.fontsquirrel.com/home and you'll soon learn there is not enough time to spend on comparing fonts. Pick your 3-4 favorites, and stick with them.

I studied typography and color theory in college and used to be very picky about fonts and colors. Now I've lowered my standards and use the best of what comes with standard software. IMO ActiveRain has very poor choices for us but using them saves times so I do it.

We choose fonts for our clients brands, and we usually have 3-5 for them to look at.  When doing so, you have to look at the whole alphabet, because some of the letters may be weird.  We have altered fonts so they look better. So yes, we are font snobs, and now we don't change them once the brand is established.  

I hate white fonts on black, as the whole thing becomes hard to read for people and swims together.  Colors again, depends on our client's outccome after we give them a color test...I enjoy all colors used right, they create something wonderful.  A

I'm a Times New Roman 12 Bold.  I use this consistently.  It looks appealing in my opinion.  I do use color quite often and this may be a mistake, what do you think of highlighting with color?

No. However, I wish we had a font selection for our ActiveRain blogs.