Neocities.org
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i am in love with your writing style
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michaelmas
1 year ago
Yeah; I definitely think the ratio of followers has something to do with it, because even though I only have ~220 followers, I was on Neocities' second page of most followed sites. I had to flag my site as NSFW to get off of the page.
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michaelmas
1 year ago
I was also waiting for you to mention federi (lol). I was thinking of writing about their follow-for-follow adventures (for lack of a better word), but have left it alone for now.
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suboptimalism
1 year ago
unless you want to become a part of the adventures yourself, it's best to wait until the dust has settled...
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Hey another Japanese learner, nice! I enjoyed your writings on learning Japanese and could completely relate to the "one neat trick" part lmao
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suboptimalism
1 year ago
the only caveat is that it won't work for people who have no drive or desire to be productive...
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angeleyesprings
1 year ago
There will always be people like that unfortunately. There's so much media content and resources (like you mentioned) for Japanese that anyone has the opportunity to practice. Just like with working out, "showing up" is the hardest part!
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saddleblasters
1 year ago
i know it's supposed to be satire, but all of this is way too relatable for me, especially "i'm getting into art and it's NOT going well!!" this sentence defines my entire life since high school
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suboptimalism
1 year ago
i'm not creative enough to make things up, 95% of what i wrote there is 100% true
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Thanks for the post on the Yesterweb's fall. I read their manifesto and my brain decided to take a strong dislike for it. Your post helped me understand exactly what is it that I despised so much about it, and I thank you for it.
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suboptimalism
1 year ago
surprised people are still reading this, yesterweb feels like ancient history. nowadays it's all about the benevolent dictatorship of f*d*ri, who accidentally improved on yesterweb by refusing to let any sort of community form...
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liking your own site activity is the ultimate mark of self confidence
liking my own comment to prove a point