Some part of me really just wants this place already to be what reddit was - thriving without my participation. But I am the snowflake and if I want to hope for the avalanche then I have to push! Or...something else that's an effective analogy for wanting a movement without participating. Thank you for this post!

I was here when the no-shit post jump started the popularity of this platform. My children will be so proud

There's been some great advice in this thread. In the future though here's a shout out for one of my favorite wikis out there, the before I play wiki .

It's great and has useful tips for all kinds of games. Good luck in Hollownest!

Really happy to be here - would love it if this place worked out. What's the best way to ensure that we get folks moving over?

It's almost as if he doesn't realize that it's the truly few people who are power-users that make up the majority of what gives that company value. It would be great if this place could be like what it used to be.

But for real - I would love it if the community found its way over here. But like with Mastodon, I feel as if there is a knowledge gap for federated places - I don't really even understand it myself!

What an amazing rabbit hole to go down. Thanks for teaching me something new! Fascinating religion with quite the history.

Yeehaw!

How can we make it 2000?

You're seriously an unreal dev. I have loved your product and have used it every day for a long long time. I can't wait to see what your next project is! I will be supporting it 100%

What movie is the one with the clocks from? Is it from Network?

Oooh baby I'm engaging! Look out!!!!

Always as big fan of Carly Rae Jepsens Emotion. Just good vibes and bops.

But I also want to shout out to any of the recent records by the folks at Vulfpeck. Their records are fun and funky - and you can't go wrong with any of the side projects such as those by The Fearless Flyers, or by Theo Katzman.

I didn't know about arcade punks! Great site - though a little bit intimidating on first view for a newbie to the scene. A bit of a long-shot, but do you know of any good starter guides for a non expert, who at least has some understanding of the space (aka someone who has been amateurishly setting up collections and playnite libraries for a few years)?

The appeal to me of even considering something like the beast is that someone has pre-organized and optimized, which, for someone who has attempted to organize a collection for a bit, seems like it would take an agonizing amount of time. Anything you could point me towards would be appreciated!

No problem! Don't forget to contribute if you think you have some good spoiler free tips 😁

Just posting more content, I think. People go where the content is.

https://media.giphy.com/media/H47Yh1ItzceYbSIjD5/giphy.gif

I will do my part

Hear hear! Justice for the poor blob. One thing spreading the gospel of the fish from way down under is the game Super Auto Pets where the blobfish is just a regular looking fish, but he comes in a fish tank that is highly pressurized. It's a nice touch from the devs