A synthesized view of my blogging workflow as of 2020-03. Initially published a month ago, my blogger workflow received a lot of traction and since then, I made a few but important changes. Today, I want to address the way I consume content and which tool I use to support my research. My blogger workflow... Continue Reading →
Numeric Citizen is now on Tumblr If you are a user of Tumblr and would like to consume this blog's content on that platform, there you go, Numeric Citizen blog is now cross-published there too. Please, bookmark this URL: https://numericcitizen.tumblr.com. I believe cross-posting to other popular platforms can help me reach more people. This comes... Continue Reading →
If you are a blogger like me, you may find it interesting to learn about what tools other bloggers are using. If you are not (yet) a blogger, you’ll see what it takes to start and thrive! As a long time blogger, I’m happy to share with you all the details about my workflow. You’ll... Continue Reading →
Photo by Jason Blackeye on Unsplash I used to be on Tumblr since 2009. When I came back on WordPress, I enabled cross posting my stuff here to this platform. I had more than 3200 followers but very few of them came to my blog. So, this is wasted energy and electrons. 🤓 In the spirit of focusing... Continue Reading →
As Tumblr is a dying platform, I decided to remove the option to share my posts to Tumblr. If you still want to share to this place, you'll have to do it manually. Sorry.
So Tumblr changed their community rules and will reject all new porn content. More than that, blogs with porn or sexually explicit content will become invisible except for the owner or simply deleted. Let's face it, this thing will soon die. Here is why. Their service never really evolved over the years. Their chat didn't... Continue Reading →
