The following is one of possibly many posts I'll be using to consolidate contributions to LinkedIn's Quora-esque collaborative articles wherein contributors can answer questions and respond to/upvote other answers. I really like the feature, especially the fact that each contribution is capped to 750 characters (so no redundancy).

For some questions, I have added footnotes that go beyond my 750 character contribution to the topic itself. I appreciate that I can tell my initial thoughts on LinkedIn, and expand upon them here.

I will be testing out the feature for the next upcoming weeks, and consolidate all my answers I have written through LinkedIn as blog posts on my personal website every Sunday.

About every year, my online presence gets convoluted between multiple platforms that I am trying out, and with multiple projects that I am trying out each year. This is the third year in a row where I am cleaning up accounts, emails, and my online presence, and the first where I will be writing down about it as well.

If I were to be stranded on an island and have only one option for an Operating System and a collection of bare minimum software to go with it, this would be it.

A tag to collect short blog posts that document something trivial, or things that are not needed to be well-written or long. Think of a Twitter/Threads replacement, minus the interactions (which I will miss and not miss at the same time, depending on who I was talking to).

One of the more infuriariting things I have come across on the GitHub platform is people using bots to mass follow other people, in hopes for a follow back (or more importantly, some stars and forks on their projects).