You folks are classy. As an author running my 1st Kickstarter for an October launch, I stressed hearing of the strike. As a teacher, I absolutely support you, & did. When I saw you weren't asking for a boycott, I thought, 'It's because they care about the company.' Glad you won. My KS is winning too

And that's our problem how? Your industry or ours? Maybe you ought to start over or admit that you wouldn't be where you with your LLaMSTeG [Pronounced Lamb-Stag] - Large Language Model Synthetic Text Generators formerly known as AI if it wasn't for us writers.

Cool. I'm always looking for good apocalyptic LGBTQIAS stories. I have written what I call an apocaloptimistic trilogy about Lizzie, an teen who has lived a tough life when the end of the world happens. My partner describes it as, "Coming of Age and Coming Out in the Apocalypse." ;-)

So, quantities of things where there are 11 of them. For example: These calligraphic separators [I created them! ;-) I'm proud of them!] occur 13 times, so if there were exactly 11 that would count.

Daily clues so far...
1st Clue: Get the picture?
2nd Clue: You spin me right round, baby right round...
3rd Clue: How many ________s are there?
Remember to think outside the box. [What? There's a box?] This one goes to 11.

When you've found them all, e-mail me at [email protected].

I get it. My response in 2011 was to start a realistic apocalypse with an at-risk young woman protagonist set in a post-apocaloptimistic bat-virus pandemic universe set in fall 2019. It gets worse from there for me, but the characters get reasonably happy endings.

Congrats, folks! So glad you're back and successful.

I wish it was...

Glad it's not visible from inside the house! ;-)

I've written (as an author I had to write my own). You can see it here: www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=...

Utter cowardice... I swear... ;-)

I'm starting my first Kickstarter after backing 33! Love you guys. Totally support. But when I went to the website, my first thought was.... That logo looks like a FUTBOL Club, [The word United didn't hurt]. My second thought was, "It's so plain...."
So, here is my adaptation....