I'm Shel. Mutant Transsexual. Poet. Librarian. Neuroweird and weird in general. ☭✡ 30s, she/her
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ALT The Jumpgate Games logo (a spaceship inside 3 ovals) and the cover art from 4 different jumpgate games.
ALT The Town Unwell Pt. I
ALT The Town Unwell Pt. II
ALT Zyzylix's Challenge Dungeon
ALT Babysitter to the Gods
ALT ZVM Zine-o-Map vs Mini-Adventure
ALT Not a Place of Honour An earthquake reveals a long lost underground crypt. The first chambers have been picked clean by a steady stream of marauders who boast at the market that their extremities tingled mysteriously for days after their delve. Collapsed bridges over a seemingly bottomless chasm have kept looters from delving deeper.
ALT picture of a sattelite labeled the beacon
ALT a description of my mailing list and the signup form
ALT description of my game I Have the High Ground
ALT description of my game going rogue
ALT eggbug sitting at a support desk
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ALT The ambition of Cohost is simply to be a good sustainable website; which I'm sure will prove to be quite challenging!!! But that's it. And their solutions aren't even that innovative. They're humble. Their humility is precisely why they have a chance. Cohost isn't allowing more people to post than they can moderate with a team of paid human beings; or than their servers can handle. Cohost is entirely owned by its employees, and nobody else. Its employees are living modest lives, and they're not trying to swim in pools of cash. Cohost slows you down. You have all the time in the world to think through your thoughts and write them eloquently and with nuance. The timeline is paginated, so you don't scroll infinitely. Cohost doesn't use metrics and flashing lights like a slot machine to make you addicted. Cohost doesn't want you to get FOMO or feel like your posting is what will save the world. It's just a website. [cont]
