At the end. Same goes for anything that you generate with a tool like that
I see this in the comments section of Skyrim mods and it pisses me off so much
Not sure if this will answer your question but I think youd be interested in Andrewism's video on "Library Economies" https://youtu.be/NOYa3YzVtyk
Not a tracker but soulseek is a great place to find books. Its my go to for RPG rulebooks.
Since when is racism and colorism unique to america?
White people are less likely to be unfairly targeted by police. I know you know this already.
Rent seeking is not the same as providing value. Buying a house to rent it out is like buying concert tickets to sell them at a high price when the concert is sold out.
Its a literal statement of fact. Would it be less cringe to say they didn't go to Harvard?
Should I apply pressure to a wound despite already having lost a lot of blood
I'm a big fan of the digital-garden plug in https://dg-docs.ole.dev/. It's very seamless.
SKLauncher allows custom skins and capes
Idk why but markdown guides on github are my comfort food
Unsubscribing and disabling 2FA seem like two different things.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/3035737
> I'm making a github organization that uses GitConsensus to manage a collaborative markdown worldbuilding wiki. Basically, you'd vote on pull requests using thumbs up and down emojis. > > I don't want this to be a thing where I point at an empty text document and say "worldbuild." What's some work I could do beforehand that could get people interested in contributing?
I'm making a github organization that uses GitConsensus to manage a collaborative markdown worldbuilding wiki. Basically, you'd vote on pull requests using thumbs up and down emojis.
I don't want this to be a thing where I point at an empty text document and say "worldbuild." What's some work I could do beforehand that could get people interested in contributing?
EDIT:
I'm trying to create a community but nothing happens when I click the final create button.