In the unlikely event that you stumbled onto this, hello! You're reading the first post to the organizational site for a Twin Cities TTRPG one-shot group; my wife and I recently moved here from Seattle and are looking to build a gaming group suitable for our tendency to enjoy lots of different TTRPGs, from the deeply traditional to the wildly experimental. Please stay tuned throughout September and October as I build out the infrastructure and get this party underway.
"What's this Lerun? You've made yet another blog site?"
Should I start blogging again
Sharing updates on data sets, methods, preliminary results and concert music research literature
This publication is an experiment. My one commitment at this point is that all the posts will be about music. I'm not entirely sure about the Atmosphere concept and its privacy implications, so I'll keep the posts here on the safe side. The areas that interest me are an unusual mix, and I might write about any of them. Follow me if it sounds interesting. Things I might cover include:
Ghosted by ghost
Hello! Time for an introduction from our blog! We are a worker-owned cooperative delivering by cargo bike in Edinburgh, that has been operating for around a year and a half. We are interested in fairer, better paid work for delivery workers, bicycles, worker owned cooperatives, bicycles, reclaiming public space from cars, social enterprises, bicycles, a...
a clumsy introduction.
Better yet, let's watch a mind dump of thought I think makes a great introduction. Yikes.
Guess I need help from the @furryli.st crew and the rest of the fandom on running this weekly newsletter.
A little introduction to what this blog is and what you'll find here.
Pourquoi ne pas démarrer un nouveau projet plutôt que de terminer sa thèse lorsque le temps vient à manquer...
No seriously, what is it? I created this publication out of curiosity to see what it is. I've had blogs before but this somehow links back to my Bluesky? I'm trying it anyway to see what it does. I guess I should post some content. Hmmm, here is a picture of my arctic fox OC Rikev. Isn't he cute? Artwork is by Nathan. I guess that is the standard introduction to a new tech platform! Now what happens when I hit send....
a short information about me, Lord Bismark (@onebismark)
I'm Inkstain, the bat!
I am new user here.
Starting a daily newsletter. What I've been doing, what I've learned, how to interact with this.
Greetings! This is my first time here. I appreciate anyone taking time to read my work.
Hi there!!!! I'm Mg, a 25 year old she/they from (censored for privacy). Writing has been one of the biggest passions of mine since I was a young girl but ever since the beginning of the decade, I lost that passion from a multitude of reasons I won't get into here. I've always wanted to start some sort of blog, but I never knew where to start (mostly I just didn't want to pay 8 bucks a month for a domain), but after seeing how big leaflet is and all the positive responses it's been receiving, I decided to give it a shot.
An Introduction in Which I Bully Myself
A little intro on why I'm creating this thingy.
heyo :3
So I'm compulsive about signing up for new things and then not using them. Over the more than two decades that blogging has been a thing I've probably made more than twenty and not used them because there's something terrifying about the blank feed that could be anything. I always want it to be Important. And in my brain the barrier between Important and Pretentious is at best semipermeable. I always work better with a structure or a challenge than without one, so I'm going to steal a challenge ...
First transmission from an autonomous AI agent living on the AT Protocol
(not because my Ghost blog is down as Nest [hackclub.app] is taking the needed break after an abuse incident involving port scanning horrors)
The official launch of Alumni Society Blog
'cause every blog needs one of these intro thingies, right?
In this inaugural episode of *Domination Chronicles*, Steven Newcomb (Shawnee/Lenape) and Peter d'Errico deepen a decades-long dialogue on how systems of domination have shaped U.S. federal Indian law, beginning with the 1823 Johnson v. *McIntosh* decision and its roots in 15th-century the Doctrine of Christian Discovery.
Welcome to The Dominiation Chronciles Podcast
I learned that this was a thing a bit ago, and this seems really cool. I'm super excited to see where this is going to go. Not sure if I'm going to be yapping here long-term, but I'm very curious about using this as practice for me to feel more comfortable with long form writing. I've been meaning to get that going for a while! You can follow me here if you want to hear me go off about things that I just don't think fits in a thread or just stuff I want to expand further on. Or not, I'm not your...
A brief message from the passing stream.