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Cake day: February 24th, 2024

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  • I say do it! Even if its not polished, I find just getting thoughts on paper can slow down my brain and help me flesh out my own ideas. Might speed up your cooking to first draft a meta post (i.e. what your page is about, who it is for, etc.).

    Then you can practice being clear and concise; whittle down your ‘ramblings’ into more clearly defined chunks.

    Maybe then it could be easier see how your ideas are connected, helping you find a good interactive format.












  • Thank you for asking a question that you were afraid to.

    You could just have easily moved on, but instead you give others the opportunity to share their knowledge and subsequently you give other people opportunities to learn.

    Maybe one day we can have an internet not so full of snarky replies, and instead one where everyone is given opportunities to learn, and ask, without fear of being belittled.

    In order to give those with knowledge the opportunities to share, we need to ask questions that are indicative of our current understanding (or lack thereof).

    It may sound silly, but asking questions really is a vulnerable act. Genuine questions are often met with unjustified and unhelpful hostility on the internet.

    tl;dr: Thanks for asking! Now I’m wondering the same thing.

    edit: a word