Mike Shea

learn about blogs and how they interoperate and interrelate because you're going to have a far better handle on the community than by going to these incentivized platforms that just want to feed you whatever they want to feed you. So Reddit, we saw Reddit was a big, a couple of years ago when they decided we're not going to let you use third-party clients anymore.

learn about blogs and how they interoperate and interrelate because you're going to have a far better handle on the community than by going to these incentivized platforms that just want to feed you whatever they want to feed you. So Reddit, we saw Reddit was a big, a couple of years ago when they decided we're not going to let you use third-party clients anymore.

And we're, you know, all the moderators started to leave and they're like, we're going to fire all the moderators and we're going to do all this stuff. And everyone left Reddit. So there is actually another system called Lemmy. Lemmy is a federated Q and a federated sort of link sharing site. That's like Reddit, not nearly as big.

And we're, you know, all the moderators started to leave and they're like, we're going to fire all the moderators and we're going to do all this stuff. And everyone left Reddit. So there is actually another system called Lemmy. Lemmy is a federated Q and a federated sort of link sharing site. That's like Reddit, not nearly as big.

And we're, you know, all the moderators started to leave and they're like, we're going to fire all the moderators and we're going to do all this stuff. And everyone left Reddit. So there is actually another system called Lemmy. Lemmy is a federated Q and a federated sort of link sharing site. That's like Reddit, not nearly as big.

It's even smaller than Mastodon is really, but it is a fun place to go see about tabletop role-playing game stuff. And there is a site. If you go to TTRPG.network, you are going to a Lemmy site and you can subscribe over there. You can even use your Mastodon handle to subscribe to it because it's, it's built on the same protocol behind the scenes and you can see what's going on.

It's even smaller than Mastodon is really, but it is a fun place to go see about tabletop role-playing game stuff. And there is a site. If you go to TTRPG.network, you are going to a Lemmy site and you can subscribe over there. You can even use your Mastodon handle to subscribe to it because it's, it's built on the same protocol behind the scenes and you can see what's going on.

It's even smaller than Mastodon is really, but it is a fun place to go see about tabletop role-playing game stuff. And there is a site. If you go to TTRPG.network, you are going to a Lemmy site and you can subscribe over there. You can even use your Mastodon handle to subscribe to it because it's, it's built on the same protocol behind the scenes and you can see what's going on.

So talks about visualizations for mega dungeons and other things for, for RPGs, small, not a lot of people, not a lot of votes. It's not Reddit. It's not huge, but it's a kind of a fun way to have conversations. I still like it. I still go there and hang out. It's neat. A much bigger one. Arguably, it's not YouTube big, but it's definitely big, are podcasts. Podcasts are huge.

So talks about visualizations for mega dungeons and other things for, for RPGs, small, not a lot of people, not a lot of votes. It's not Reddit. It's not huge, but it's a kind of a fun way to have conversations. I still like it. I still go there and hang out. It's neat. A much bigger one. Arguably, it's not YouTube big, but it's definitely big, are podcasts. Podcasts are huge.

So talks about visualizations for mega dungeons and other things for, for RPGs, small, not a lot of people, not a lot of votes. It's not Reddit. It's not huge, but it's a kind of a fun way to have conversations. I still like it. I still go there and hang out. It's neat. A much bigger one. Arguably, it's not YouTube big, but it's definitely big, are podcasts. Podcasts are huge.

And there's lots of podcasts, lots of podcasts going on there. There is an article here that we talked about some of the top 10 best podcasts for D&D, for tabletop role-playing games that weren't...

And there's lots of podcasts, lots of podcasts going on there. There is an article here that we talked about some of the top 10 best podcasts for D&D, for tabletop role-playing games that weren't...

And there's lots of podcasts, lots of podcasts going on there. There is an article here that we talked about some of the top 10 best podcasts for D&D, for tabletop role-playing games that weren't...

and and aren't live play there's tons of live play and i was very happy they they they said that i was number one that's very nice the top four are all ones that i listen to obviously my own right right but the other three are three of my favorite podcasts morris's unofficial tabletop pg talk is great elder galore class is great and mastering dungeons are great i love all three of those podcasts i don't know if you need tons of podcasts you might want more than that

and and aren't live play there's tons of live play and i was very happy they they they said that i was number one that's very nice the top four are all ones that i listen to obviously my own right right but the other three are three of my favorite podcasts morris's unofficial tabletop pg talk is great elder galore class is great and mastering dungeons are great i love all three of those podcasts i don't know if you need tons of podcasts you might want more than that

and and aren't live play there's tons of live play and i was very happy they they they said that i was number one that's very nice the top four are all ones that i listen to obviously my own right right but the other three are three of my favorite podcasts morris's unofficial tabletop pg talk is great elder galore class is great and mastering dungeons are great i love all three of those podcasts i don't know if you need tons of podcasts you might want more than that

I find that listening to these, this is my way of listening to what's going on in the community, hearing from people that I know and respect. Friends of mine, you know, Teos and Sean Merwin are two very good friends of mine. And I love to hear them talk about tabletop role-playing games. These are great podcasts.

I find that listening to these, this is my way of listening to what's going on in the community, hearing from people that I know and respect. Friends of mine, you know, Teos and Sean Merwin are two very good friends of mine. And I love to hear them talk about tabletop role-playing games. These are great podcasts.

I find that listening to these, this is my way of listening to what's going on in the community, hearing from people that I know and respect. Friends of mine, you know, Teos and Sean Merwin are two very good friends of mine. And I love to hear them talk about tabletop role-playing games. These are great podcasts.