From: nospam@example.net   
      
   Well, I think you got a great start here! =) Sometimes I wonder if I let   
   gems "go" to disappear in the mist of usenet. On the other hand I console   
   myself with thinking that if I should ever hit on anything really   
   intelligent, I'll remember it for later. If not, then probably it wasn't   
   worth remembering anyway. ;)   
      
   On Fri, 19 Apr 2024, oldernow wrote:   
      
   > I want to have a blog/phlog/gemlog, but I don't want to be   
   > sending that kind of writing to /dev/null. I don't want to   
   > think of my thoughts as stderr, which is what I'd usually   
   > redirect to /dev/null.   
   >   
   > Rather, I want others to stumble upon it who'll, in turn,   
   > write some things my post jogged free of memory recesses,   
   > preferably amidst a sprinkling of quotes from what I wrote   
   > so that it looks somewhat conversational. And I become   
   > aware of that, and respond somewhat in kind, except of   
   > course some subtopics naturally fall away as others become   
   > more prominent.   
   >   
   > But there's a sort of ongoing "rollin', rollin',   
   > rollin'... keep those posties rollin'" to it.   
   >   
   > That's all. Solving world problems is optional. Being   
   > "right" is unnecessary. It's just stuff coming to mind   
   > expressed in flurries of joy of typing.   
   >   
   > So I guess I don't want to have a blog/phlog/gemlog. I   
   > want to have a USENET newsgroup (or two, or several)   
   > presence amongst like-texturally-demeanor-ed others.   
   >   
   > So simple, and yet so rare....   
   >   
   >   
      
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