vaporstrike

Dork, Streamer, Nerd

PFP by: Pericote9

Hello! I am a nerd who is working on a TTRPG game! Check out my Pinned posts for more info!

I am legally required to state that I am over 14,000 pokecoins in debt to Professor Willow.


Get a Free Copy of my game's alpha test!
vaporstrike19.itch.io/barrage-ttrpg-pre-alpha
IN THE WAKE OF THE DEATH OF COHOST, PLEASE CLICK THIS TO FIND MY WEBSITE, THE ONLY GUARANTEED PLACE TO FIND ALL PLACES I AM.
vaporstike.online/

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I've been on cohost a bit over a year, and I have to say: Cohost is a place that felt special to me most of the time I was on it. It took me a little while of playing around and searching for folks before I realized how cool of a place Cohost was. Yes, it had some issues, but I chalk most of them up to the fact that any place where living beings reside, there are going to be issues. That is the way of free will. The thing that made Cohost cool was that while imperfect, it was a community that thrived with kindness. It was a community of folks who thrived to be creative for creativity's sake. It was people who were funny for the sake of being funny. People who organized events, made games, hosted game jams, made bots, committed CSS crimes, provided mutual aid, made music, made art, wrote stories, wrote poetry. Cohost was a community with an identity, and that identity was greatly positive. We as a community rallied around egg bug, made tools to ease folks into their own CSS crimes. This community loved to share knowledge, it loved to help folks get the resources they needed to get new skills. I loved that about this community.

I just want everyone who loved cohost like I did, to take that same energy with you when you go. Take the spirit of cooperation, teaching, and learning and bring it to whatever you do, whether it's a different Social Media site, a small webring of personal websites, or your in person friend groups. I want the folks who were on cohost to be there for the world like they were there for each other. I'll miss this place, and I'll miss any of you I don't see again, but I hope that wherever you end up, you find joy and community.



My personal website is vaporstrike.online. I've been working on editing and updating it this week between also crunching to get some stuff done for a deadline for my day job. Check it out, sign my guest book if you can, I finally got that updated after 123guestbook died.

Also, I do have a chat widget in there and it kinda acts as a way to directly message me, albeit publicly. That said, I have it set up to notify me of messages on there and I've been actively adding a bunch of emotes into it.

Alright, thanks for everything folks, goodbye, and see everyone later.

(This is probably not my last post on here but I did want to get out a proper goodbye to the folks I may not see again)



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vaporstrike
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I'm trying to collect buttons from a bunch of different cohost users to add to a huge button wall on my Neocities page. I figured if I was already collecting the buttons, I may as well make them public, so other folks could add them too.
I made a little google form (I know, I'm sorry) to allow folks to submit their buttons (I'm specifically looking for the 88 pixel wide by 31 pixels tall buttons.) and I was planning on having each button send to the respective owner's Neocities (or similar) page.

If you'd like in
Submission form is here
The resulting collection is here

I'm still tinkering with the one I'm making for myself so it's currently empty but I plan on submitting mine when I figure out how I want it to look. Thanks folks!


 
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