One lunatic's love-hate relationship with the Pokémon franchise, and his addled musings on its rights, wrongs, ins and outs. Come one, come all, and indulge my delusions of grandeur as I inflict my opinions on anyone within shouting distance.
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I get e-mails whenever you update. It’s still via WordPress I guess, but signing in to make this comment is the first time I’ve used this account since originally signing up to follow you here haha
Honestly this is what makes the most sense to me, even though I kinda feel like it’s a very “early 2000s” way of reaching people. Tumblr and Twitter theoretically provide means for spreading ideas a lot further than your immediate base of followers, but you sort of have to be good at using them, which I never have been…
Same here. I have this blog right between the Patreon and Wikipedia bookmarks on my browser bar, so it’s virtually an instinct for me to click one when I do the others.
I follow you on Tumblr, so sometimes I see posts on my dash, but whenever I log onto my WordPress (about once a week) I always check the dashboard there and I’ve generally missed at least one lol.
Normally I get a Facebook message telling me I need to check our shared Dropbox to read over and comment on something you want to put up. I dont know if that’s particularly viable across your entire audience.
I get e-mails whenever you update. It’s still via WordPress I guess, but signing in to make this comment is the first time I’ve used this account since originally signing up to follow you here haha
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I still use RSS in 2020.
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I just check the main page like twenty times a day.
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This. The blog is one of my quickbar bookmarks. It’s almost a reflex to check in every so often when doing stuff online
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Honestly this is what makes the most sense to me, even though I kinda feel like it’s a very “early 2000s” way of reaching people. Tumblr and Twitter theoretically provide means for spreading ideas a lot further than your immediate base of followers, but you sort of have to be good at using them, which I never have been…
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Same here. I have this blog right between the Patreon and Wikipedia bookmarks on my browser bar, so it’s virtually an instinct for me to click one when I do the others.
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Oh good, I’m not the only who does that.
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I follow you on Tumblr, so sometimes I see posts on my dash, but whenever I log onto my WordPress (about once a week) I always check the dashboard there and I’ve generally missed at least one lol.
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Normally I get a Facebook message telling me I need to check our shared Dropbox to read over and comment on something you want to put up. I dont know if that’s particularly viable across your entire audience.
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You don’t count :-p
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(late to the party) I just check the main page manually. Getting notifications for stuff by e-mail or other hubs removes all the excitement!
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RSS feed through Feedly, which I check a few times a month.
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