Full stack electromancer.
I make lights blink in very specific order.
“Tell people there is an invisible man in the sky who created the universe, and the vast majority will believe you. Tell them the paint is wet, and they will touch it to be sure.”
- Probably not George Carlin
@testing self-boost feels yucky, so I canceled it out as a user.
As a moderator I encourage you to post when you find cool stuff!
As just a user, I almost always downvote when I see a self-boost or self-favorite. Like, if you didn’t self-boost I probably would have boosted and favorited. Nothin’ personal.
Nah, you’re doing a great job! I’ll continue to enjoy it as a normal user.
Oh! You got moderator from me! I’m glad you got it. I liked what you did, and didn’t get rid of any of your posts while I had moderator there. There were some old posts that didn’t fit with the conservation/nature/culture theme… I’m glad it’s in the hands of someone with a vision for the magazine. ;-)
Dr. Joel Fleischman?
@lowdownfool The author(s) only mention D&D, Sorcerer, and Elfs as inspiration. I’ve played it with people IRL and it very much makes the players contributors to in-session worldbuilding. So much so that I had to start pulling back on pre-designing too much detail into the scenarios that PCs were confronted with. After a few extra successes on their “tests”, they start to define facts in the game-world. I felt like this was actually inviting me as the GM into the gameplay in a very active way.
From what I understand, currently it works like this: boost = +1, downvote = -1, and upvotes do not feed into reputation.
#doubt