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The Satyrs’ Forest 🍇
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Single worst piece of web dev jargon has to be adding "-ful" to the ends of random words. Contentful this, featureful that, i just want a grill-ful a sausages
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pikemalarkey
3 years ago
Hubbard was totally telling porkies. Last I heard of him was of him mingling with One Taste people, and they're definitely (criminally) nuts.
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raelhbishop
3 years ago
Wasn't OneTaste after Hubbard's time? Or am I thinking of a different group?
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pikemalarkey
3 years ago
Fair point! It was a BBC documentary on OneTaste, I thought they said that some OneTasters came from the same social circle as Hubbard but maybe I misremember or they meant it in a general way. Anyway, if I've just spread untruths about Hubbard, I REGRET NOTHING
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satyrwoud
3 years ago
A few links added, a few links trimmed. Two new tags: “Americana”, to complement the other two geographic tags, and “Fledglings”, for the opposite of a classic website. It’ll forever irk me that the most popular page on my site is the one that directs people elsewhere, but hey, that’s what i get for putting effort into it!
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I get that tagging languages is important for accessibility and such, but whenever I set lang="grc" for something, I do always wonder who on *earth* is equipped with a screen reader that supports Ancient Greek
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satyrwoud
3 years ago
Added a terribly silly little detail — the subtitles on the English version of the page now look like BBC subtitles, and the subtitles on the Dutch version now look like NPO subtitles :-)
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“A Christmas Carol” has been added to the Codex — in part to test how the format might look for an entire book, but mostly just because it’s a lovely little read at any time of year. :-)
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New year, new me, new site name. Welcome, one and all, to The Satyrs’ Forest! (Presence of satyrs not guaranteed.)
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"-fy" is also a solid contender
i used to have -ery but i don't really use it anymore, i dropped it for even worse lexemes like general an ('an thing') and /*ks/→⟨x⟩ ('graphx' 'effex'). i could write a page about my silly way of speaking and i should.