The Blaugust Ends With You
	2025 August 31
	Current Mood:	sonic crossworlds festival is a big mess
	Now Playing:	Chuquimamani-Condori - Way It Is w/ Recordar Es Volver A Vivir E DJ edit

I forgot that it's the last day of blaugust. Only realised when I started seeing posts about it in my RSS feed (:

In the end, August turned out to be one of the busiest months of this year for me, so that's okay that I couldn't post every day. But also I feel like if I post something interesting one or two days a week (like my last posts) — that would be an ideal schedule for me.

That said, August alone brought me enough to write about in the next several posts, and that's not counting some general posts that I've started working on during this month. So maybe I'm set for the whole rest of the year?

I'm still very hyped about blogging on my own website. Every time I see a comment under my post it provides me enough dopamine to last a whole hour (or maybe even longer). Nevertheless, I would still like to have a like button under every post that wouldn't have a counter (cohost-style), but that would send me a notification to... somewhere, because I totally understand that writing a comment under a blog post could be a whole ordeal even when one takes their time to read it.

We've also started working on a proper website for lowpolis (blog included ^-^), so I will have to divide my website maintaining time between two websites now (not even counting niceRO for now, even though I will have to transfer our wiki to our blog soon). And on top of this I want to revive my `hdmr radio website and transfer all the show archives to my server instead of uploading them to fucking mixcloud. And I also must get back into streaming, because it's been more than a year already since my last stream (will actually post about that stream later, lol) and I still haven't pulled out the key from the subway station railway tracks in The Longest Journey T__T

I'm still excited about the Internet, even though corporations, banks, and governments are currently trying to very quickly ruin it all. Let's all hope that our websites survive for many more years under all of this and maybe let's call ourselves webmasters again :)