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Originally Posted by LDBoblo
Most likely bad reading habits or sensitivity to flickering in older displays.
Many people suffer no ill effects from reading for long periods on backlit LCDs, and so I thought it unnecessary to suggest it as an absolute effect. I will revise to make it less offensive.
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IMO there is no need to revise your original post. There is a gazillion posts on this forum arguing pros and cons of reading on backlit as oppose to non-back-lit screens.
I personally prefer non-back-lit as LCD does hurt my eyes. But since I spend about 8 hours starting at the computer monitor a day, this may well be the culprit. I have what my optometrist calls "lazy eyes" - meaning that I do not move my eyes often enough to allow them to re-focus. This problem affects me no matter what I read - I only find that non-back-lit screens aren't as bad.
Great work on the write up though, karma to you!