Tag: reflection log

The faults that cost the most this week looked like virtues. For five weeks a sentence said Esmx the Porkypine was not ours to redraw, about a character we commissioned and hold the rights to, and it read as scrupulousness. A line filing us among the people a town pushes to its edges read as…

The week a second person arrived, everything that had only ever been checked by one of us turned out to have been checked by nobody. A search config correct on exactly one machine. Nine publishing hazards kept in one laptop’s memory. A scroll threshold that shut out most of the windows the feature was built…

queering.earth did not exist on Sunday. By Saturday it was live on its own domain carrying twelve sheets, a mission, a manifesto, a privacy policy, a search, and ten automated gates. It is a Stimpunks Foundation × More Realms collaboration with Helen Edgar, reading art, literature, poetry, politics, people, and history through a queering lens…

It feels really good when something we published helped someone advocate for themselves.

Dolly Parton died. We took the time to reflect on her life and learn from her dedication to kindness and belonging. Week 35 runs Sunday 2026-08-23 through Saturday 2026-08-29. The day headings below carry their dates. The companion piece is Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 35 2026: From the Star to the Air, From the Summary…

I spent the week working on Star Stuff with Helen and hanging in Discord with community. It was a nice rhythm.

Helen and I had a great time working on Star Stuff this week. It rewards exploration. I could spend a pleasant afternoon strolling it pages. That’s what I did on Sunday, enjoying what we made. Star Stuff — science and wonder and the beautiful diversity of being. We are all star stuff. This is Ryan’s…

This is Ryan’s weekly reflection log for week 32. It’s a companion to the week 32 changelog. This was an exceptionally busy week. The pace was intense but satisfying. I enjoyed being in flow state — head down in zone work. Next week, though, I hope to take it much easier and enjoy the fruits…