It was a neat little project! When I was younger, it felt like you were getting these brief glimpses of everyday life in Gensōkyō, and the collection of short arranges were usually so calming or trance-like to listen to that you could imagine that plenty of other people would leave it up as background noise.

There is definitely an interest in bringing the project back. I'm just worried that it might not get enough participants, or that the community is too fractured to get anything done.

It's still up on my end. The host occasionally has issues, give it a day or so.

Eh. It's alright. I don't like feeding armchair internet psychologists for free though. 🫰

No problem. It still feels weird to be a source on the subject matter, like, I feel like that's not a thing that you should be known for, but it is what it is.

Yeah, I plan to get around to it eventually. I already have a viable alternative in my line of sight, but I'm waiting for the platform to flesh itself out more before I make anything official. There's also this cute phenomenon where people that normally wouldn't say anything will if they believe that it might be the last words they ever get to say, so I'm not in any rush to move right away.

I have considered the idea of quietly dropping a Monero wallet address somewhere, but I've also learned that I'm not exactly the fastest adopter of new technology.

I mean, you can't expect me to give out too much information on where I hang out. I have some level of foresight to understand what happens if I acknowledge a community's existence, which is why I'm a bit hesitant to acknowledge communities that are comfy but small, and I can't just drop a Discord link out in the open without careful consideration about what that entails.

I never subscribed to the idea of inferring emotion from typing styles. I'd honestly love to type with a formal syntax, but people apparently view punctuation usage as aggressive, and lowercase syntax somehow became the casual syntax. Then again, I admit that I don't type this formal with friends, only when I'm talking to strangers, being professional or serious, or for humorous effect.

If I were to suddenly change this now, people would try to apply 'that system' here and I don't want to make things easy for people who read posts this way, but here I am, showing my hand.

Congratulations, you have been spirited away.

With the current direction of things, perhaps factionalized and irritable.

I don't like this answer myself, but it's a bit hard to envision any long-term positives.

This question is a bit too vague, I'm honestly not sure what tools you're thinking of.

As for the current state of the world, I've been going back-and-forth between a resigned "it is what it is" to an inquisitive "let's see how it plays out" with how things are currently going.

Stay safe. Treat each other with respect. Go for your dreams.

I don't particularly keep track of things like that, nor do I have an ideal number in mind, but I will say that it's only overkill if you're trying to force it when it's psychically starting to hurt.

Personally, I do it 1-3 times a day, maybe? However, I do have days where I just don't feel like doing it at all, and there are extremely rare occasions where I can go up to 7 times.

Personally, I like the bees.

The wiki's current logo integrates Rumia's ofuda into the red star, which is just a lesser-known form of communist symbolism. I wanted to be more subtle with it, since subtleties are fun, plus the hammer and sickle was getting kinda goofy to look at after leaving it up there for four whole years.

As much as I'd like to accept donations, I'm still deliberating what would be the best option, since I'm wary about payment services leaking personal information and I'm generally conflicted about creating a page on one of those subscription platforms that you always hear about.