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through this warm electricity I will give you bark branches and leaves curling upward into a safe sky




I've cut down most of my activity here.






















these are just some random noodling thoughts:

Ideas for e2 improvement:

Shut down all new entries and new users for at least 6 months (ie, all writeups locked until an admin contacted). Draft in temporary content editors to trawl the nodegel, editing all writeups that refer to deleted writeups, total spell check, fixing hyperlinks to sites outside e2, compiling a large Most wanted list. Every active user node audits at least 5 other active users with feedback.

Draft in coders for these improvements: 1. Automatic rewards for filling most wanted topics and quests. 2. A new page for readers and authors to display work with a tumblr or flickr gallery inspired format – ie, I have a page of favoured summer-themed writeups with the option for me to append a comment, one is also able to hop to other users who have added any of the writeups to their page. 3. Level 0 users unable to publish until admin have reviewed and okayed drafts.(Note, this is now in place.) 4. a feedback and tracking system for node auditing active and inactive users.

All admins, whatever their role, are asked to commit the equivalent of an hour a day to administrative work on the site. Can't do it for a couple weeks? Sign off the staff.





















raincomplex: in mothra russia, squids eat lizards versus YOU

an hour later I found myself suddenly caught up in the marvelous world of insects



Reason #1 why we miss amnesiac:
2005.07.14 at 10:50 (britnoders) TenMinJoe says Ian Blair gave a quote which suggested that ID cards would be handy right now for identifying all the *bodies*, the stupid tit.
2005.07.14 at 10:51 (britnoders) amnesiac says Surely dogtags would be cheaper?


Reason #1 why we miss Donginger:
2009.04.23 at 20:26 Clockmaker Feh. That bot don't know shit.
2009.04.23 at 20:26 Donginger and place them in possession, that the Almighty from on high?
2009.04.23 at 20:28 Donginger Clockmaker: You're not a fucker, just a fuck-mongering cunt.



Halspal: I had a great bar tonight for the aviation Hall of Fame, a bunch of crusty old aviators telling amazing stories.
Halspal: This one WWII vet just shy of 90 was talking about flying back from 19 hour round trips to bombing runs over Japan and having to report that every single one of their bombs missed their targets because they experienced winds of over 150 miles per hour.
Halspal His commanding officer thought they must have been drunk or something, but they had, in fact, discovered the jet stream.




gnarl:
many pictures of me
has a hardly maintained website, designed for him by heyoka: gnarl.net
likes fairy tales and you.
enjoys wordplay and reading your writeups.
E2 Projects include maintaining The Great Oz Node (latest Oz book noded!), As Cool As It Gets (updated February 22, 2009) (which categorizes the Pages of Cool) and Everything Editor Logs, Oulipian exercises, never failing to exploit the opportunity to use a pun, and careful and useful softlinking.





a small note about the Oz books: there are a lot of novels, plays, poems, essays in the public domain, which means they are out of copyright (or copyright free). works in the public domain can be published by anyone. all the oz books by frank baum that i am noding are out of copyright. i am noding them because i like them, and want to share them. also, i want to try to annotate some of these books, and E2 seems like a good place to try to learn to successfully do this. for more information about noding Etexts, check out Nodeberg. for many books noded on e2, start from everything literature. i also wrote an FAQ.


groovy superdocs
coolnodes
Dream Log
color fun
word messer-upper
e2 magnetic poetry
Nate's Pseudo-Wisdoms
Old Skool Bacardi Party
Oblique Strategies Garden
pix
Humane Society - Stories about Tragedy and Golf (introduction)

groovy things to make and do
paper wasp
spider camp
Easter Egg Poems
Vegetarian Chinese Food
limp leather bookbinding
How to play the harmonica
Medieval Manuscript Production
How to make a tuna salad sandwich
How To Make Your Own Gari (Pickled Ginger For Sushi)

groovy things to read
She sang of fantastic green islands, and sparkling fish, never telling that she haunted the waters
Christian fundamentalists will end the world through fear and suffering
Tapestry: a weave of false truths and tangled lines
"getting to know you in the Biblical sense" nodes
Some of our best friends are three minutes long
The piglets are coming! The piglets are coming!
Ask moJoe : Advice for the Criminally Confused
The Impressive and Wonderful Paper Boat Story
Factual Faction for the Freedom of Fine Facts
Stroking penguins without a permit : $10,000
The difference between drama and melodrama
The Painting of Sounds, Noises, and Smells
The Wharfinger Prize for Creative Writing
Answer to the forest of sideways logic
Pipe links and three-dimensionality
The Travels of Sir John Mandeville
O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing
Full text works in Everything
International Code of Signals
The Chaplaincy of Everything
The Cartoon Laws of Physics
E2 Clique Application Form
Trampling leaves in autumn
Personal Everything Rules
Roman temple architecture
tell me a story, please
Little Penguin Fashion
Classic Short Stories
Everything2 Civil War
The Reluctant Dragon
alien hand syndrome
English usage notes
Spunkotronic Sounds
Languages of Spain
unfinished stories
everyone hates me
anechoic chamber
Fairy Tale Haiku
Islamic Calendar
Writing Systems
A Tangled Tale
Ghost stations
superhero cape
Old Chestnut
Insert Coin
ASCII

What are words for, if no one uses them any more?
Againbuy ~ Alluvial ~ Anagnorisis ~ Anosmia ~ Anythingarian ~ Aphorismatic ~ Attle ~ Auriculars
Beslaver ~ Bordlode ~ Butterman
Columnarity ~ Consarcination ~ Contortive ~ Crossgrained
Deliquate ~ Discase ~ Doughfaceism ~ Dueful
Ecdysis ~ Eggler ~ Eightetethe ~ Emboguing ~ Encroacher ~ Endurer ~ Engastrimuth ~ Engrosser ~ Epopt ~ Eucrasy
Fesswise ~ Flaneur ~ Flockly ~ Floccillation ~ Fluxionist ~ Forthcoming ~ Fremescent ~ Fritinancy ~ Fub
Gemmule ~ Gest ~ Gomphosis ~ Gothicism ~ grin (definition)
Hilling ~ Hortatory
Illacrymable ~ Inaniloquous ~ Inveil
Journeywork
Kakistocracy
Lachrymatory ~ Latration ~ Lentamente ~ Linguacious ~ Lionship ~ Lungie ~ Luskish
Maestricht monitor ~ Magnoliaceous ~ Mar-text ~ Muricated
Niggle
Odelet ~ Ogganition ~ Opisthography ~ orgastic ~ Orthographically ~ Otis
Panderous ~ Paraprosdokian ~ Pecksniffian ~ phonaestheme ~ Prevenance ~ Psilology
Rampant ~ Reefy ~ Reezed
Sciolist ~ Scrit ~ Sea-green ~ Semeiography ~ Shrag ~ Shrape ~ Skew ~ Slumberingly ~ Smift ~ Snithy ~ Snuggery ~ Sorbile ~ Spire ~ Spulzie ~ Square-toed ~ Stiriated ~ Storify ~ Swingle
Tangential ~ Termagant ~ Testudinarious
Unburthen ~ Unshipment
Vibrissa ~ Volutation
Woulding ~ Waferer ~ Withvine ~ Woulding ~ Wrathy

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