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benjamin_russellJust now, I joined WT Social (see https://wt.social/u/benjamin-russell3) (my profile is currently empty because I haven't written anything there yet), and found that it might be useful for writing posts about role-playing games without attracting hordes of people who don't know how to write or spell.
You see, I like solo-playing online role-playing games, and am an avid player of both "Final Fantasy XI Online" and "The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited," but I also majored in computer science at Yale University, and work at an editor/proofreader of computer science research documents.
Apparently, posts over at WT Social are written similarly to Wikipedia articles.
Well, that's basically how I usually write most of my new-related posts anyway, including those related to games.
So if I write my posts over there, maybe that'll allow me to write the types of posts that I want to write while also attracting the types of readers that I want to attract.
You see, I like solo-playing online role-playing games, and am an avid player of both "Final Fantasy XI Online" and "The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited," but I also majored in computer science at Yale University, and work at an editor/proofreader of computer science research documents.
Apparently, posts over at WT Social are written similarly to Wikipedia articles.
Well, that's basically how I usually write most of my new-related posts anyway, including those related to games.
So if I write my posts over there, maybe that'll allow me to write the types of posts that I want to write while also attracting the types of readers that I want to attract.
