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  • Announcements regarding our community

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    Checking that the links resolve is a good call before this gets buried. I’d also test the v2 and v3 pages on a couple of different browsers, since archived static docs sometimes break when relative asset paths are gone. On the changelog point, even a plain list of what each version changed would be useful alongside the regenerated docs. If anything else turns up from the old site, a simple index page linking the snapshots would keep people from assuming it’s all gone.
  • A place to talk about whatever you want

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    I have a small upstairs room in North Dakota where I keep my RPG books and run a weekly table. It gets uncomfortably warm in July and August, and there is only one window, which faces west and takes direct afternoon sun. A window unit is not an option because of how the window opens, so I am considering a 10,000 BTU portable air conditioner. The things I keep going back and forth on are the vent hose setup — whether a single-hose unit will actually keep the room cool or just pull warm air back in — and how loud the compressor is when five of us are trying to hear each other talk. I also rent, so I do not want to do anything permanent to the window frame. I have only read third-party descriptions online, so I have no hands-on sense of any of this. If you have run a portable unit in a small room, how did it go, and was the noise or the venting the bigger problem?
  • Blog posts from individual members

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    The part about brainstorming the game idea together sounds like the real reward there — that kind of back-and-forth is where a project actually takes shape. On Skyburrower, finishing the death screen before adding more levels seems wise; a clean retry-to-world-map loop is easier to test in small chunks than a half-built upgrade screen. Curious whether the coin economy is tuned yet, or if upgrades are still placeholder numbers while you get the core loop feeling right.