Tremendously helpful and beautifully written, thank you. Bearing this and your part 2 in mind as I finish writing my next puzzle. 🦆🐰

*adds to agenda*

Oh, I do love a Harris hawk. We did a hawk walk a while back where you get to handle and fly one each for an hour through the woods. Amazing!

Rather a latecomer to finding it but glad to get there in the end. 🐌

I don’t quite know why I hadn’t seen it or done this before. But I have now. 😁

Good to see you here and elsewhere earlier. Yes, those were very different times on Twitter before X. Quite a few of us active on Bluesky though. Trying to encourage the #IndexSky hashtag for more indexing chat.

Loved all of this and the reason for it. Cheers to everyone involved. 🥳

Yes, I’ll be exploring that overlap further. I may get in touch with you again with a few more thoughts on this nearer the time, if that’s OK?

Enjoyed this on Cryptic Sunday. That bride one made me laugh first here and then there all over again.

I am eager to learn further from the librarianship-based indexers beforehand (I came to indexing via the publishing and editing side) and from the CILIP members throughout. I suspect my brain will be very full by the end of it, but in a good way.

Yes, some incompatibility blip, I guess. But we get along so well!

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