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estrogenandspiteI'm here as someone without a my typical site to visit now that Cohost has closed down, like so many others. I'm going to do a lot of my initial posts by porting over my best posts from Cohost *and* from my old blog I ran from 2017-2021. (I'll probably eventually revive that WordPress account too, I've missed blogging.) Beyond that... I am going to do a game jam for TTRPG design, so I'll probably talk about that here, and I'm going to talk about my writing some as well.
I really want to use social media with more purpose than I have been. I want to avoid mindlessly scrolling for hours. I want to hold onto the healthy habits I've picked up. So posting somewhere that is a legacy of the old internet like this? Exactly the kind of place I need - although I will be posting elsewhere too. After cohost, I'm going to try not to get too invested in any one place.
I really want to use social media with more purpose than I have been. I want to avoid mindlessly scrolling for hours. I want to hold onto the healthy habits I've picked up. So posting somewhere that is a legacy of the old internet like this? Exactly the kind of place I need - although I will be posting elsewhere too. After cohost, I'm going to try not to get too invested in any one place.
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Date: 2024-09-11 04:11 pm (UTC)I'm not sure if there are specific details I'm missing, but this might be a decent place for the CSS crimes community? It's possible to use RAW CSS in posts and comments, but I don't know if there are any undocumented limitations on that which would prevent the CSS criminals from doing what they do on Cohost.
Edit: Hmm... it looks like there probably are specific details I'm missing, though I don't know what they are. I tried to add an animation to that text, too, that I ripped from a simpler #css crimes post on Cohost, and it's not working. Viewing the page source shows that it's still there, but it's not playing. Interesting.