Chel @Chel@computerfairi.es

@wolfcoder beyond that, I always found the slower pace of conversation to be strangely... comforting I guess? I dunno.

I think I might just be stuck in the stone ages ;_;

But yeah, I would definitely like to see more people experiment with different forms of online communities... since, despite the nostalgia factor, forums definitely weren't perfect by any stretch of the imagination. Far from it, in fact 😅

@wolfcoder For me, I think the thing I like most about forums was always the fact that - at least on smaller to mid range ones - the slower nature of the interaction. When posting on a forum in the sweet spot in terms of size, your words weren't as likely to fall into the abyss of a rapid fire timeline or chat history very quickly - your posts would be seen regardless of the number of followers you had, and they'd typically stick around for a fair little bit.

one of my greatest hopes is that forums someday take off again.

...I am thankfully well and thoroughly accustomed to disappointment 😅

@heyheather@snouts.online honestly reading about straight relationships can be a bit of a confidence booster in general at times XD

wish i had an easier time reaching out to folks and connecting with them >_>;

@SuperCee@plush.city yes pls

@mavica this sounds like it'd be really fun to see ^^

@heyheather@snouts.online no such thing as too indulgent when it comes to things like this <3

@porsupah @Violet y'all stylish af over there

i think my favorite lazy food has become rice mixed with a bunch of kimchi, gochujang, and garlic. perfect for those low spoon days

of which there have been many, despite not having much going on atm for obvious reasons Dx