I'm not posting here anymore. There's no point these days. The algorithm started deprioritising my content to the extent that hardly anyone sees it.
If you want to find me, I'm now posting on Blue Sky. My name there is the same as here: rodduncan
@jmspdly @lloydshep I believe they are filming it now. Last year they had a Christmas celebrity special and then just after Christmas the real series began again. Fingers crossed!
Glancing back in here, I notice the only notifications I've had in the last couple of days have been follows from experts in book marketing etc. Now, back to BlueSky and Insta.
Apparently a lot of UK folk have been leaving Twitter for BlueSky in the last few days. I've been leaning the same way following Elon's recent tweets. I uninstalled the app already. If I can make contact with enough of my Twitter friends over there, I will be gone.
1. Colleagues allege that Dr. Hillary Cass, author of the "Cass Review" used to crack down on trans care in the United Kingdom, recomended clinicians read an anti-trans activist book comparing youth transition to the holocaust.
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@CCullingworth It seems to have crossed over to another level with the owner of Twitter doing things that have been taken to imply that he is actually promoting fasch* revolution in the UK!
I've uninstalled the Twitter app on my phone. I'll still be posting and reading Tweets from my laptop. But perhaps with somewhat less frequency. (If you DM me here, I'll get an alert via email - so will be unlikely to miss it.)
Wishing everyone going to Worldcon a wonderful time. I'm still not recovered enough from my post covid fatigue to have been able to attend. But I'm looking forward to seeing your posts.
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I dreamed last night that I was working on the novel and glanced at the word count and realised - to my pleasant surprise - that I'd put down 2000 words. This morning, I couldn't remember if it had actually happened. (It hadn't. But I'm working on it.)