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1d ago
inGot my comment removed from a local news page and started saving screenshots of everything since
Screenshots are smart but a pain to dig through later. Reminds me of my uncle who tapes receipts to the fridge because he swears the bank "loses" them. Half the fridge is just grocery store slips from 2019.
2d ago
inShowerthought: a guy at my FLGS in Dayton told me he stopped buying games with minis, and it made me look at my shelf
This made me look at my own closet, and it's the same deal with stuff I never even opened. Seems like we all buy the idea of something and not the thing itself, like gym memberships in January. Buying the plan feels good for a minute, but the doing part never really starts.
9d ago
inWarning: my water heater died on a Sunday night and I fixed it with a $23 part
Lucky" is a stretch. You found the bad part and fixed it, that's called knowing what you're doing. Six years is early for a thermocouple but it happens, I wouldn't yank a good tank over it.
13d ago
inHot take: Muting hashtags got me more reach than any posting schedule trick
Tracked your own data for 4 months which already puts you ahead of most people crying about the algorithm. Here's the angle nobody talks about: muting those tags probably fixed your own taste, not the app. You stopped marinating in the same 50 viral woodworking clips and started noticing what regular people actually build and ask about. That changes what you make next, and what you make next is what drives saves. I did the same thing with my feed last year, cut the big accounts, followed a bunch of tiny ones, and my comments got way better because I was replying to real questions instead of fighting for space under a million views. The reach followed the ideas, not some timing chart.