pinstripeowl

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One of the things I find interesting about sharing posts this way via the collation series is that I get to figure out how to group things best - and relatedly, whether there are any better patterns (likely different depending on posts included). This one got rearranged a bunch before posting but is hopefully easier to navigate - suggestions v. welcome as to grouping formats.

Below are posts under the following headers:

  • Words and deep dives
  • Art/image-focused
  • Tools and resources
  • Discussion/shares about/inspired by games specifically

(as always, all disclaimers in post 1. Tl;dr: running series of speckled and incomplete lists of things I've enjoyed recently that I post intermittently (but, clearly, not for a while) from drafts)

Words and deep dives

Art/image-focused

Tools and resources

Discussion/shares about/inspired by games specifically

closing notes:

  1. we're going to pretend no one saw this being posted early in its messy note stage, please
  2. my 'great' idea to set up RSS feeds for followed accounts needs to be revised because it has essentially hit problems identified in collation post 1 re. impossible nature of comprehensive round ups vs. the desire to attain it (Tl;dr: I need to chill)
  3. I tried to put a readmore cut in this and it didn't work, so automatic it'll have to be, sorry!

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in reply to @pinstripeowl's post:

You're welcome! :3 do let me know if there's anything specific particularly awkward I can try to address, or if there's something you know might ease navigation/parsing of the posts; it's a bit long because I've had a bit of a backlog(!)

as far as we can tell it's inherent to the format. we do feel like some sort of visual element, rather than pure text, would help it feel "interesting" to the parts of our brain that make pre-conscious decisions about what to read, which would mean less effort from our conscious parts to focus on it. thumbnails, perhaps.

thanks for the feedback! Historically the @ links are live links but I think something broke in the recent beat change maybe (I've raised a ticket) so it's easier to see page names, but I'll have a think moving forward. :)