Welcome to the 22nd writing club update. Spoken aloud in English “twenty-two” or “two two” or “tutu” reminds us that anything can be made cutesie or twee, even a harsh number like 22. And shouldn’t that give all some hope for a cuter future?
Things have been getting warmer here, but still unusually cool, which suits me just fine. It’s lovely bike riding weather.
To any new eyes, this is a monthly writing club where we share progress on our writing related projects and general goings-ons. Everyone is free to participate either by commenting on others’ work, or by sharing their own goals and/or achievements.
This month we continued edits on the TTRPG campaign book, and I worked on the first big branching zone of the gamebook. I’ll try to remember to update this post with a new screenshot of the layout in twine.
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I also added one page to the wiki, on rethinking maps, based on some excellent comments from five, local admin, a couple years ago now. I also started researching for a page on what work might look like in a solarpunk world (starting with reading Bullshit Jobs).
Very interesting page, the US watershed map looks fascinating! Thank you so much for working on this!
I’ve noticed some of the images don’t have a source, e.g. https://wiki.slrpnk.net/_detail/writing:b39b2d07-f63c-4d43-a31c-700fd660aed3.webp?id=writing%3Arethinking_maps this one, perhaps it would be useful to add one if only to credit the original creators. If you still happen to have that info around.
That’s a good idea, I’ll see what I can find! I’m still getting set up using these tools, but my main goal at the moment is to duplicate relevant images from old lemmy posts since the wiki uses a different photo system which shouldn’t be disrupted if slrpnk.net switches from Lemmy to Piefed in the future. I want to make sure nothing gets lost. But I shouldn’t have too much trouble tracking those files down.