#inform

Some posts don't even reach 10 or 20 likes. I don't think it's because our fandom is small, but probably because our work just isn't catching anyone's eye. That’s why it’s hard to decide whether we should start Season 2. Of course, we want to do it, but if no one is following along, we aren't sure what we're doing it for. (We will definitely make it, but we might postpone it to think things over, because if people don't want to see it, we can just rely solely on our own desire to make it.)

So, I wanted to gauge your interest once again. We’re not looking for more followers or moral support; we just want feedback or a bit more likes, get more people engaged. We want everyone to see the old posts and the new ones coming in the future.

Sorry if this sounds like a rant, but it’s true that everyone’s feedback, comment and likes is what keeps us going. So, please like our notes sometimes if it doesn't bother you that much, and if you like them. So we know you really like our au.

And if Season 2 can move forward, I’ll switch the voting to a Google Form, haha, yeah :]

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Hello!

So I've prepared a pdf download on Ko-Fi, feel free to download for yourself or diffuse, print and\or distribute around for free, but please credit me (don't erase my name) and don't make it a business (this download doesn't give you a commercial license, but is ok if you ask money for charity). If you want to tips is a nice way to support but you can take this for free ;)

Instruction: print first one page and then the other with Shockwave Poster. Is done to be folded without the classical cut in the middle!

Bye!

idk how likely it is that anyone on the transgender autistic website likes text-based adventure games, but i have an entry in this year's interactive fiction competition if anyone wants to check it out. i'm new to inform 7 and i wrote this in a couple of days, so it's pretty amateur, but i think it came out pretty fun. i would call it a dungeon crawler. you could potentially call it transgender body horror erotica.

No, but being informed and finding out how and where to take action and with whom matters. No more shitposting.

Organize.

"Many of my journalist colleagues have attempted to beat back the tide under banners like “fighting disinformation” and “accountability.” While these efforts are admirable, the past few years have changed my own internal calculus. Thinkers like Jean-Paul Sartre and Hannah Arendt warned us that the point of this deluge is not to persuade, but to overwhelm and paralyze our capacity to act. More recently, researchers have found that the viral outrage disseminated on social media in response to these ridiculous claims actually reduces the effectiveness of collective action. The result is a media environment that keeps us in a state of debilitating fear and anger, endlessly reacting to our oppressors instead of organizing against them."