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Hello comrades and welcome to the last improvement megathread of July! bonfire


Some discussion ideas:

  • How was your week?

  • Do you have some plans for next week?

  • How was your July?

  • Do you have some useful resources that you can share?


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[-] Wmill@hexbear.net 2 points 1 day ago

Writing for one even if it's just fanfics to start, and thank you for the link and easy download bunny-vibe I think besides the memes on reddit the one thing hard to avoid lingering there is for tech solutions the death of forums really means you gotta add reddit to the end of whatever question you have to find something.

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