Plea for Light UI to be used when posting Screen Shots

Question

I would like to put in a request:
I find it almost impossible to read the settings which were used when people post either Screen Shots or Demo Movies which were made with the dark UI
It would be great if people could switch to a Light mode before making explanatory Screen Shots (Cmd/Ctrl + F2 cycles through the GUI modes instantly and painlessly!)
And, if you are planning on publishing a book, do realise that once these dark screen shots have been rasterized, downsized and reproduced in Print, they become totally illegible!!!

Answer 1

My feeling is that if you publish an instructional text book; or charge for on-line Tutorials; your paying customers should expect to be able to see your illustrations and read the contents of the panels on their screen so that they can follow the tutorials.
The dark backgrounds make this well-nigh impossible so an investment in the purchase of the books and tutorials becomes pointless!
Never mind whether the dark screen is Adobe's "Default", and it may look fine on the originating computer, but by the time that a Tutorial has been videoed, edited, posted and downloaded to the Customer, the text is illegible and the cursor is invisible.
In a printed book, the dark screen shots with reversed-out rasterized text become totally illegible once they have been down-sized, separated, screened and printed on an offset Press — so the book is worthless.
I am suggesting that the authors of these teaching materials need to be made aware of these issues and, out of courtesy to their Readers and Customers, should prepare therir material with these factors in mind.