Today I learned +

[gnarlygninja]

Still a less ridiculous for Utah name than The Jazz.

 

[Aeson]

Still a less ridiculous for Utah name than The Jazz.

But SLC is known for its jazz and jazz legends.

 

[abazaba]

Today I learned: that the 'ENWorld' website in it's entirety easily goes as far back as 2002, and the forums (in some way shape or form) easily as far back as 2005.

I guess I have some backlog posts to read through now.

 

[Scribe]

Today I learned: that the 'ENWorld' website in it's entirety easily goes as far back as 2002, and the forums (in some way shape or form) easily as far back as 2005.

I guess I have some backlog posts to read through now.

Pretty crazy to see some of the necro's that happen.

 

[MoonSong]

Today I learned: that the 'ENWorld' website in it's entirety easily goes as far back as 2002, and the forums (in some way shape or form) easily as far back as 2005.

I guess I have some backlog posts to read through now.

You'll miss a couple of months back in 2018/9 that are lost forever due to some database problems.

 

[Spectral Anomaly]

You'll miss a couple of months back in 2018/9 that are lost forever due to some database problems.

It's okay. You can just have Grok and Claude and Gemini and the gang figure out what the missing posts most likely said.

 

[Bohandas]

There are likely people out there who have saved copies threads from that time

 

[Aeson]

It's okay. You can just have Grok and Claude and Gemini and the gang figure out what the missing posts most likely said.

I can give a good approximation.

You like something? You're wrong.
You think you know something? You're wrong.
Whatever I like is the best.
I know everything.
Follow the rules.

You didn't really miss anything.

 

[Bohandas]

Today I learned about Sendai Virus, which causes a contagious fatal disease in rodents but which does not affect humans at all. In contradiction to the famous aphorism, the world has not beaten a path to the discoverers' door

 

[Darkyelf]

Today I learned: that the 'ENWorld' website in it's entirety easily goes as far back as 2002, and the forums (in some way shape or form) easily as far back as 2005.

I guess I have some backlog posts to read through now.

Basically I am doing just this. Reading old threads sequentially when I am boring fortunately there is a useful 'numbers' system in link, so you can just change the number to read the 'next' thread.

It is a good source for inspiration also