If I do lose you in this migration, I'm sorry. I'll try to put it all back together again on the other side.
Monte Cook
@MonteCook
- 8 Followers
- 54 Following
- 60 Posts
Roleplaying Game Designer
I created this account back in 2017 and never used it and didn't really know how it all worked. I'm enjoying it, but I think I am going to migrate to a different server/instance (dice.camp). If I understand it, my followers and my follows go with me, but my posts do not. Hopefully, for anyone reading this, you won't even see a difference, really.
June LewinsJust a small town girl
Livin' in a lonely world
She took the midnight train going anywhere
Livin' in a lonely world
She took the midnight train going anywhere
We binged the hell out of 1899 on Netflix this weekend and absolutely loved it. Binging it was the best way to watch it, I think, because it's like an engine that once it gets going you really should just hang on and go with it. #1899
Kathryn ElizabethIf I could have a minor superpower, I'd want to walk into a room and *whoosh* put everything back where it belongs. Then I'd head straight for the British Museum
Well, if there was any chance that I might have considered going back to Twitter, before, that's gone now.
They'll let just anyone (back) in there, I guess.
CraigMorganThis one is my latest, which is still being built. For @MonteCook 's #cyphersystem supers setting Claim the Sky. As you can see it's smaller, becoming more streamlined.
Colleen DoranI have almost 50,000 followers on Twitter (or, more precisely, had) and I am getting similar RT and like counts on posts with 1700 followers here on Mastodon. More motivated people here? Less crowded? Less Twitter noise? Less likely to have post buried by algorithm? Me, quickly looking up how to spell algoryhm again... #twitter
weezmgk
EN World TTRPG NewsWrote an article clarifying some misconceptions. https://www.enworld.org/threads/whats-all-this-about-the-ogl-going-away.693315/
WotC - What's All This About The OGL Going Away?
This last week I've seen videos, tweets, and articles all repeating an unsourced rumour that the OGL (Open Gaming License) will be going away with the advent of OneD&D, and that third party publishers would have no way of legally creating compatible material. I wanted to write an article...