I keep thinking I should maybe package the finished episodic stuff — Bitchless and Moonstone and Mother Weep-No-More, principally — in some easier-to-access way. Epub, maybe, like the stuff I have up on itch.
...Sounds like a lot of effort, idk.
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in reply to @caffeinatedOtter's post:
you should do it so I can post a glowing review and yell about them to all my friends again
Excuse me aren't you busy with your rockstar live event right now
This is legit why I have off-site copies of everything in a basic html format, so I can just slap stuff together if I ever want to do this (and also it makes for easier pasting on AO3 for the thing I do multipost there)
I pretty quickly took to writing anything except throwaway shitposts as local Markdown text files, but I have a bad habit of fixing typos I find after posting directly in Cohost and not propagating them back.
Also, epub is an abominable format-by-committee katamari of legacy shit for what should just be a zip file full of HTML
oh yeah epub is terrible as a format.
And I basically do post draft to cohost, reread, fix error I encounter in notepad++, copy the entire thing to the cohost input field, start reading from the start, rinse, repeat, until no errors encountered at the end.
Is this efficient?
No.
Will I change?
Doubt it, because I don't trust myself.
I find the most reliable way of finding my errors, no matter how many passes I've already done, is to look at the damn thing after someone's shared it
oh definitely.
I just caught and fixed one in the Paladin/Wheels Valkyries post today because someone liked it after the triple crossover.
So uh, thank you I guess?
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