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I had a similar situation with home/buildings insurance about 20 years ago.  I made a claim for a new garage door after a break-in.  Subsequently, I changed insurers and the new insurer did not ask me if I had made any claims.  A couple of years later had to make a claim with the new insurer for replacing a sewer pipe because of tree-root damage.  I remember receiving a phone call one morning from the insurer telling me that I had failed to declare the claim from a couple of years earlier and that they could not settle the new claim until my premium was adjusted.  If I recall correctly, the additional premium was about £30-40 so I just paid it.

Looking back, I am fairly certain that the insurer was on shaky ground.  Why else would they offer simply to accept a payment that reflected the difference in historical premium?  I could have argued it, but it wasn't worth the time and energy.

Changing the CSS for the span.botslice class to

background: #aaa;
padding: 2px
height: 2px

Gave a pleasing effect to my eyes

I don't think you're being picky, the one on the right looks better.  But if its going to be a pain to change things, then I would not bother - for my money, it's a low-priority, nice to have