IDK how you feel, but I think I actually prefer this to the discord and miss out asynchronous (in)frequent chats.

Did you ever end up picking up any comics?

2021

Hi there, again, congratulations on your marriage :) good to see you posting and all again. what else is new?

Got your email. Wait, was Weekly Variable supposed to be weekly lol?

Don’t know if you noticed but I’ve tried moving away from Roam and into Kinopio again for my daily notes... don’t know if it will stick this time, but I’m enjoying it so far.

Hey! Thanks, it was tons of fun but it’s nice to be back at my normal routine again after having basically no structure in my life for a good two weeks. Not much else new. Interviewing at Expedia is still progressing. Hoping to hear back about a final (?) panel interview soon.

Hey! Yeah it has been awhile.

no good guesses there…I stay on top of any changes he makes to his life tasks or roadmap, but maybe if he’s keeping it secret, he wouldn’t put it on there. but he says it’s been asked before too, so pretty sure we collectively know about it ;)

QQ: curious if you think if it would be possible to create a script that essentially does this:

yes, this script is straightforward. yes, you would need the space id of where you want the cards to go.

What’s good, haven’t chatted in a while :)

Awesome. I’m thinking handling through my blogging workflow with drafts might be better anyways, but good to know this is possible. Thanks!

when run, it pulls all posts from an rss feed for that day, and then creates cards in the current space for each.

Expedia news?

Initial roadblocks I can think of:

No dice, unfortunately…

Any guesses on what you think

Hey! This is awesome.

Use case: I want my Kinopio journals to be a full record of my day. So I’m trying to think of an easy way to pull everything from my blog in a given day into Kinopio.

We’d have to come up with a scheme on how to handle longer posts, titles. Not too hard.

bummer

Using the Daily Journal, needing to know the space id.

Don’t even know how to start now...

Didn’t get an email or notification here when you added… weird…

I want to see how well this works as a form of communication. I wonder what conventions will emerge as this conversation continues. How well do the notifications work? How easy is it to keep track of where the open questions are or what to respond to? When do we use connections?

Notifications also seem to work pretty well so far for me.

Posts that are longer than a card limit or that have titles.

Even better would be multiple RSS feeds so I could pull in FL stuff too.

Very cool. More like this please <smile>

Connections will probably become useful if things split out into multiple topics at once, which could be interesting.

To get slightly away from the meta talk, I noticed this: Curious about your guitar experience.

Yeah, I was thinking of trying to mess a bit with the down and to the right, just cause 🤷‍♂️ although it’s going to be a bit of a natural flow, just because we start in the top left.

Umm, was it the moon filter feature??

That’s what I was thinking as well. Was secretly hoping it was some sort of Grouping feature but that was probably too big of an undertaking if he was hoping to launch on PH soon.

Do you use the journal function at all on Kinopio?

Questions/thoughts/potential topics

yeah, scrapchats tend to go down and slightly right, which is understandable. an interesting aesthetic nonetheless.

no, for some reason I aspire to be a daily journaler, but nothing sticks. I’ve tried it all ¯\(ツ)/¯

using comments is nice because it shows author, but maybe unnecessary for 1:1 chat? I’ve also used a tag before

While we are on the subject though, curious on your opinion for

Drums for me. I’ve taken guitar lessons and can play some simple stuff from tabs and a still remember a few chords, but played drums for about the same time frame, but was pretty lazy about it and wasn’t a fan of having to do “percussion” in the school band.

Also, any idea what “New bks pro dot

Thanks for setting a sweet background!

I can’t remember if this was you or Vin, but do you still do like a general/weekly/monthly catch-all kind of space?

I get your point and was thinking about this too when we started. I like the visual indicator for some reason. Tags would work too though. Not a big deal either way. I think having something will make it a little easier to look back and read through like a conversation and pick back up 🤷‍♂️

After you were in there I actually went and flipped it, so December on top, January on the bottom.

Drums are cool. My son (4 y/o) loves drums, he has a kid set. I wish I could play a little, maybe I will eventually pick it up.

no, I have pondered that myself, tried some searches. I thought it might refer to a typeface? but didn’t find anything lol

I def did that for a few weeks, but have since stopped :)

I feel like this would be more useful (both for myself and others), but would love an outside perspective.

Found it in the are.na search.

🤦‍♂️ I guess keeping the search/filter “1” on does this too... and I kind of like that better... thoughts...?

another guess: bks = backgrounds. pro dot is a name for one?

I mean if you play guitar the hands should be easy to transition to drums. And if you are the type of person who taps their foot to the beat while playing you are 3/4 of the way there.

Yeah, I feel like I have to have at least a little bit of an intention when I come to Kinopio vs just coming in to throw down things in a general catch-all.

yes lol :) that makes more sense. it frees up comments to have a different meaning, too.

Reverse-chronological makes more sense, I like having most recent on top. I run into this issue a lot, it seems like a theme. A document is designed to be written top-down, but for a lot of cases, it is nice to have most recent on top. How to deal with that?

+1

Could be... Has he updated the backspace / delete? Could just be something like bks = backspace...? Probably putting too much thought into it at this point...

Something for

pondering: kinda wish reactions were built-in, rather than creating a card with a 👍🏻.

Can’t give a lesson here obviously, BUT it’s pretty simple if framed in 8 eighth notes:

On this front, maybe logseq/roam daily notes could stick. have you heard of mem.ai?

Pair the left leg with the left hand any you get to 4/4.

👍 because I’m a little crazy, I’m gonna clean up some of the comment formatting later today.

intentionality is 🔑

👍 I think the select all below control makes it pretty easy to manage, at least for how I’m set-up now.

Right hand plays on every count, 1-8.

👍 (😂)

That’s exactly the power of Roam/Logseq for me. A place I can throw anything into easily and still get it easily structured. Here it’s possible to get everything out easily, but you need to know the purpose ahead of time.

I have. I got an invite a month ago. Don’t actually remember if I made an account though. It was around the time I got a bit burnt out and left the internet.

Right foot plays every other count. 1, 3, 5, 7.

One goal of a scrapchat session might be a space where a third-party could read and follow all the various conversations. For example, a lot of this meta-discussion would be great context for feature requests we might make, and for

Got my shirt designs approved on Cotton Bureau. Don’t know if you reaching out first had anything to do with it, but I appreciate both the suggestion and you reaching out because I probably wouldn’t have done it otherwise. Now I have a way to get myself shirts with my designs. 😃

an easier way to see what the new cards are (read/unread state), a way to mark as read? eh, not sure.

👍🏻

Yeah, I tend to select all, then make minor adjustments after that

Wow congrats! You’re in good company then, they reject most designs ;)

Left hand and left foot play on 3 and 7.

Crap! Just realized I’m making your notes mine.... 🤦‍♂️

Yeah, a visual indicator of things you haven’t seen logged in would be perfect. Maybe a little glow behind the card would work.

Yes, you can move and copy to other spaces, but it’s a bit cumbersome, especially if your thoughts are scattered around (which is the strength of Kinopio) and you want to try to bring just certain ones, which could have others in between.

re: burnout 🙏🏻

I feel that, mem.ai checks all the criteria (quick access, automation/API, notes viewed in timeline & other ways of recall) I think I have in theory, but just can’t get myself to use it.

If you can do that, you can play the drums.

I should give mem a real try though and report back in my Digital Tools journal.

Planning to come back to this.

the list of cards under the search dialog serves this, but it’s nice to see the cards in context. btw, are you experiencing this bug at all?

LOLLLL yeah lolzzz

Yeah, my thought all along is to eventually make it public. Like the idea of having it private for a bit as we figure out and in case we want to refine / remove anything at some point.

nice, what’s the next step? I can do a basic rock beat. are there any other fundamentals worth investing in? a drum pad? or can I get far enough with bad technique. (I know you can’t answer that without knowing my goals...)

hey this is a large part of what we’re trying to discover with this space :)

Yeah, I threw it on FL, Instagram, and Glass. Going to post to my blog quickly as well as write up the process. And then eventually get to the newsletter.

nice, you’re on Glass huh? in terms of CB, seems like a good arrangement because you’ll make money if someone buys, and if not, that’s fine

Burnout probably isn’t the right word. It was just a weird transition after being out of work so long. A lot of my attention went to the internet. And once I started working again I had no idea how to actually work and do things outside of work at the same time anymore.

🙋‍♂️ I wanna try ;)

my instinct is to DM you because I am not confident you will definitely see cards I write to you. Resisting that urge to keep pushing this medium, just saying.

yep, my experience/sense, too. that’s one reason I was sorta wanting “grouping” and/or ability to make a tighter list. but maybe it’s trying to make Kinopio do what it’s not designed to do (what’s an idiom for that?)

It very much gave me vibes of Microsoft making Roam for Office, but while apeing Google’s design.

But a fully public one is also an option. It’d be interesting to see how the output might differ starting from that point.

I have had various issues with it. And while (when working) it helps see the order, it still doesn’t really have a visual indicator for “this is new since the last time you were here” - which I think would be a benefit for this type of thing, which may be too small of a use case to be useful.

Drum pads are great for really getting fundamentals // snare skills down and being quiet. You can do the same on basically any drum though.

That’s why I built that. Gonna make a copy and add you as a collaborator. You’re my guinea pig.

👍🏻

🐱

Yeah, I think that’s why the down and to the left is useful because it has that visual indicator of where things were left off and going. Harder when it breaks up into multiple topics though.

Yeah, I probably won’t stick with Glass. But for CB, yeah, my main goal was just to have a way to buy a nice shirt with my own designs. If anyone else actually buys one, it’s a cherry on top.

In terms of the payment arrangement, you choose how much $$$ you want to make per shirt and it’s tacked on to their price, essentially. So I chose $6, which brings a t-shirt to $30. If I were to choose $5, the shirt would be $29.

I still really loved the snap to list animation someone had added to the space where Pirijan was working through ideas.

A jazz beat and paradiddles are the two things I’d focus on after a rock beat. And getting funky with the rock beat too - adding a snare between the 4th and 5th eighth note is a really popular and relatively simple addition to get a good groove that can be expanded in a bunch of different ways.

very cool, I never looked into what the CB arrangement was (my brother even worked there for a bit). Do you take photos? I’ve been recently re-discovering/enjoying using my Fuji X100T. I am very much a hobbyist/amateur.

Invite to space:

Coming back to this space after a day, it’s a bit hard to get oriented (finding the threads, seeing if there are things to respond to).

Although I think that’s almost a separate feature from the Groups, which I’d also still like to see in some form or fashion.

The notifications in the top right handle it a little better, IMO.

The upper right is across spaces, right? it doesn’t have timestamps, which makes it less useful.

I used to. I have a Fuji X100(something) as well. I love taking photos, but just next remember to bring the camera anywhere or remember to use my phone when I’m out.

Ahhh this is so great. Wish I would’ve taken this approach back then. Mine never got great (laziness) but I had a grasp on it to be able to utilize it elsewhere. Learning these types of patterns, and others are really key.

this space kinda reminds me of back in the 2000s when Gmail first came out and my friends started a long email thread. It eventually became unusable :) :)

Correct. But to see the

Yeah, I think there’s definitely a point where there’s just too much stuff and conversations need a fresh canvas.

It doesn’t seem to be refreshed in real-time (or close). I don’t see any of our recent cards there.

I’m sad you don’t even know which generation you have lol

Not to be creepy, but getting to see a list of your spaces that includes private ones here is fascinating.

Would love to get your thoughts on this space

ARCHIVE

Yeah, it’s not perfect, but I kind of want a mix of the two? Or for the search to include the

Just checked, it’s the S.

Either is fine. Don’t really have a preference. But you are correct, Kevin is my actual name.

I know iPhones are amazing cameras and are only gonna get better, esp with computational stuff. but there’s something special about a tool specifically designed and (more) physical/tactile.

One convention I thought of, you can leave an unchecked todo that signals to the other people that this needs a response. Then others can hit 3 shortcut to see “unchecked” cards.

It’s probably a lot more complicated to build than it works in my head, but it’d be so great to create outlines on the go in a live note-taking session while maintaining relationships and structure while creating free flowing notes.

Curious if there’s an easy way to get a card count? That’d be cool.

I think I get it. You want the ease that outliner software gives you to create hierarchies, esp with keyboard shortcuts.

Neat. I love the naming scheme they used: X100, then S, T, F, V. That’s Second, Third, Fourth, V (5). Maybe that means V is the end, I read a rumor

And I’d probably say once something hits x cards, open up a new space and then add a link between each so you can still carry the thread back and forth.

💯

Same with guitar pedals. I just got a digital multi-effects unit, and it does SO MUCH, but it’s just not as fun to use as having individual single-serve pedals…

This kinda mixes paradigms, but often Tab and Shift-Tab do indent and outdent. What if Shift-Tab were the shortcut to go back up a level?

Never connected the dots to the naming scheme before.

In the JS console, type:

document.querySelector("#app").__vue__.$store.state.cardMap.length

Yeah Roam handles this fine. It’s just line breaks within a single card that are a bit frustrating because there’s no way to tell those lines are in the same card vs being connected to the card...

Yeah exactly. Those are the shortcuts in Roam too. But since Kinopio has Shift + Enter already I tried to contact in he with that, which may be confusing.

right now, we’re around 90 :)

I only got to browse the space, I will read more and reply more.

This is why I wanted to the the

Ah thanks! I think it’s the lack of capitalization.

Yup, that’s new. I think given the close relationship Obsidian and Logseq have had recently (a lot of people appear to be using both for the same file set) they wanted some feature parity. As a non-developer, I’m not a fan of the push/commit, but as the feature grows I’m sure it’ll as easy as Roam.

Yeah, I’m a big proponent of dedicated/real tools/machines. Although I really want an electric drum set, as much fun as the physical things are, to be able to switch up the drum noises on the spot is magical.

I like it... but... if there are no unchecked there isn’t a way to know unless you look all around right? Maybe it’s easier on desktop to tell right away, but just no on iPad I was looking all over for the non grayed out box.

Fixed!

Weird that the capitalization messes it up completely...

And not a huge fan of having everything crossed out once it’s been checked.. so there’s a step of removing the todo I guess?

it’s very disconnected between seeing the card in the search and within context. It would be cool, but maybe too jarring, if hovering the search result would scroll the card into view.

So I don’t know how well you know people // their processes at Cotton Bureau, but I was thinking of asking my buddy to process the first image and clean it up to meet their technical requirements.

sweet, which kit? our church owns/uses Roland V-Drums (not sure which). it’s p nice

I appreciate it, but not something to worry about. Don’t know how much and I’d actually use it. I couldn’t get your other script to work and I don’t want you to waste the time for something I might not even utilize. The current txt export gets me pretty close anyways.

Can we chat sometime (synchronous, perhaps audio/video/screenshare) about ? I want to see what you’re seeing in terms of using Kinopio as a roam replacement:)

FEATURE REQUEST

Throwing this here if we might want to start thinking about a public garden // July scrapchat.

(Thinking using checkboxes this way might work to bring attention to new cards without crossing out text in the boxes)

this feels like a slightly different case because the kit is still physical, but it enhances. but yes, I get that it’s not acoustic so it won’t feel the same.

And if the search works better and more reliable that would still point you in the right direction of where to look just as well as the checkbox wouldn’t it?

I don’t want to waste his time if the odds are pretty slim it would go through // be approved.

There is definitely still legwork to kind of catch up and orient yourself, but I don’t know that there’s a great solution for that part.

that’s cool (regarding checkboxes), I was also trying frames (the tea frame e.g.) :)

maybe something more visual since the last one was a bit more meta and text heavy?

Tomorrow would be great for me in any format to discuss.

actually I think our sister church has the same kit, except they use an acoustic snare :)

I feel like the community on Kinopio is mostly just us two, for the more public aspects at least, but if we can figure out an idea and wrangle in a few others we could post to The Outerweb and The Yesterweb.

If you have an idea how they work or know someone well enough to flash it to them to see if it would be worth me asking my friend to clean it up and make it crisp, that would be awesome.

I can also jam here throughout the day today on it.

Yeah, that’s why I liked the garden idea. Maybe we save that though since it just happened in the fig jam that was mentioned in Discord...

Yeah, at least 2 is better than 1:) happy to have someone else enthused about Kinopio to jam with. Would be cool to get more people involved. Like that FL magic…

No pressure at all if you’d prefer not to bug them with this.

Yeah, instead of opening it in Edit mode, it’d be nice if it just highlighted the card either like the todo filter, where other cards become transparent, or like it were selected with the marker.

Also, you mentioned your note-taking for meetings and planning/outlining papers in the forum. Im really interested to learn how you go about that process in terms of structure as you free write.

Stemming from the garden the two things that came to mind were “Build Your Ideal City” could be cool to see people bring in pictures of architecture, parks, etc. but also gives freedom to write about parts of cities you enjoy too.

When I was taking meeting notes for the first time in Kinopio throughout the day yesterday, I found myself fiddling trying to create sudo-outline formats to visually show “this note fits under this other note,” which felt distracting at times.

Your week spaces (21.W42) looks super interesting. How long have you been doing them and what kind of stuff are you putting in there?

So a) I’m curious what your process is as you do both those things and b) with the Stack feature that’s been discussed a bit, I wonder if it would be possible to indent cards within the stack to have that outline view.

Dig the 2022 calendar too. Curious why the circle and what kind of things you plan on using it for.

Yeah the resolving naturally part is a note I actually just put on FL haha.

the way it usually goes for me is, I write down notes as I hear them, and then in the gaps/lulls of the conversation/presentation, I might try to organize and create hierarchy. or connect related things. I try not to sweat it.

From here I thought of just building a Sky, like the FL journal, people could bring in pictures of the sky, clouds, birds, gifs, animations, sounds, etc. could go as abstract as you wanted like a poem about the sky. Would be cool to have a space just covered in clouds.

I think it’d be super useful for the way I take meeting notes and plan things to start that way as a frictionless visual and then later blow it up and move things around, but at least I’d have that starting point without having to fiddle to indicate children notes...

Just did a big zoom out for the first time on this space. WILD.

Love the name formatting too.

why do you feel like you need to fiddle?

This is really neat.

outliners are nice sometimes because they rigidly enforce a structure. sometimes I wish Kinopio had that structure ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

And it’s just abstract.

But this is super helpful, thanks!

what do you like about the stack feature?

Let me know if any of this makes sense to you or if I sound crazy. Would still love to learn how you use it today either way.

Might have my buddy work on it anyways and see what they think. Thanks again!

Thinking of experimenting with Kinopio for it.

IDK if you’re familiar with Robin Sloan, but his newsletter is basically a link to his site where he actually hosts the newsletter.

Bored so I thought I’d just bounce back here, if you ever get tired of my rambling, just tell me to shut up, won’t offend me at all.

thanks for continuing to push Kinopio, it’s great to see

you’re more than welcome to be “that guy,” especially when that guy is experimenting with kinopio. but seriously, no shame in self-promo :)

Thinking it’d be cool to do something similar and have a Kinopio space actually be the newsletter.

I’m a pretty rigid // structure oriented person. Which probably makes Kinopio not the best tool to achieve some of the goals I want.

I hadn’t really heard of him until I noted you fanboied over him being in the outer web ;)

When I freewrite for notes or brainstorming, the outline format just feels so perfect to me, because I can easily tab over and have children notes and shift + tab to start a new segment. And the hierarchry and structure is baked in.

I’m definitely down with continuing this and seeing how far we can take it.

Yeah, I want to find a way to use Kinopio that is functional and fits with my mental model of how I work.

The idea just came to me, so still thinking some of it through, but figured it might peak your interest and be something to brainstorm around.

Coming back to the outliner, you mentioned smarts to export a space in an outliner format, and that would be so cool. Again I’m worried about being able to figure out how to get scripts running.

But I love everything else you can do and the way you can build your own structure freely is killer. It’s just the live in-the-moment notes that I miss the structure because my focus is on getting things down on paper.

I think it’d be dope. Like you know, creating a space is very much a work of art.

With Stacks in Kinopio, the way they were displayed in gives a lot of that structure that I feel like I could come in and jot notes.

The bonus there too is there can be a collaborative aspect too.

I haven’t used them very often. They’ve always felt like second class citizens on the bottom to me so I never focused on linking/tagging. I’m making a conscious effort to use them more lately to get a better feeling for how they fit in a potential system I could built out.

Oh yeah, I didn’t mean stopping at all. Just felt like I’ve been rambling a lot lately is all.

What would make them absolutely killer is to be able to tab & shift+tab and have it like a mini outline so I can freewrite without thinking about the structure.

The Daily Notes just weren’t it.

When I work in Kinopio, the joy is making it almost into a piece of art, in a sense, pulling in images, gifs, finding connections.

I think a lot of the usefulness of Tag // Link references (for me) comes when you aren’t necessarily looking for something. With Kinopio, you have to intentionally look.

But then I could blow it out later when thinking about how those specific notes fit projects in a broader sense.

And am not sure how easy it would be to get an accurate outline from a space.

But Daily Notes are mostly pretty fleeting that I don’t want to put in the effort required to really build out a days notes.

To the reason why I feel like I have to fiddle taking meeting notes in Kinopio - I guess I could just keep hitting ENTER and let the cards fall down, but for me, a lot of the context is in how those cards fit together and if I wait too long, I can lose it...

I doubt this use-case would be widespread so it’s not something I’m holding my breathe for.

I think a weekly wrap//summary//review might be something I try out. That way I have this “thing” I can look back on that represents a week and would be okay putting some extra effort into.

I feel like maybe if one used a different interface to write daily notes, and then sync them to Kinopio. That would be interesting. I agree it’s not great for creating an outline/list quickly. I want both, the fluidity and spatialness to play with blocks, but the density and structure of a “doc”

+1 🖌️❤️🧨

I’m very shorthand with my notes and I rely on the structure to be part of that shorthand to give the context around them.

And with the card format, I guess I just don’t like the idea of having thirty cards going straight down in a line with no visual indication of relationships.

There’s also the “what software am I using now that I have an outliner” problem.

Can you clarify? Are you missing a “don’t” in there?

No... I guess my question is how does it spit it out and how can I manipulate it after the fact.

Which Stacks by themselves wouldn’t solve either, but being able to indent and have children in Stacks would...

Did you try using Kinopio for morning pages this morning? :)

I used Kinopio as a weekly planner for a few weeks...

I’m rambling at this point... apologies...

A way to send individual Roam pages to Kinopio and then also Kinopio to Roam would be amazing.

Still thinking through though..

It can be any format. Don’t worry about getting scripts to run, that is np.

Is it just in markdown, or can I take it to something like Workflowy or Dynalist?

Do you have a desired workflow? If it’s one way (kinopio ⤑ outliner), I can help do that translation.

Just got around to it now. Word count worked like a charm.

This is something I’m considering, but more like

That’s a good question. I don’t know yet where I’d want my outlines (if I give up Roam) so yeah, as long as it’s in an outline format that I can copy and paste into other tools that’s all I’d need.

Do you use mymind?

:) fascinating. I’m on their mailing list. Your last sentence surprised me (“But I love it.”)

Interested to see what

I think I’m still leaning towards a potential Pagi on iPad. Having something dedicated with thoughtfulness around doing just morning pages kind of pulls me in....

Kind of setting up a weekly format that I move things around, but am always in the same space every week, deleting and adding what’s needed.

I do. It’s probably overpriced and I don’t know I’ve extracted much value out of it to this point. But I love it.

Didn’t have a great idea fleshed out as I was thinking it through live and he grabbed a bit before my path shifted.

makes sense…;)

Still love the idea of a Tag Space, but it’s the persistent view of places a tag lives that is the critical piece for me.

What’s the secret sauce? What do you love about it? It seems pretty opinionated and vibe, which I generally like.

I’m very interested too. I wanted to digest his and your posts more, but my general sense is that having a persistent tag dialog would be more elegant.

Yeah, I started out basically just saving images I liked from Instagram, but I’ve been throwing more and more in there.

I don’t like the idea of a “special” space. but we’ll see what

Yeah I love the persistent tag card idea, but also like the idea of a tag space that can be created from the tag and create the persistent tag card with it.

It’s become my inbox for my Daily journal spaces too.

There is no tool that is as easy to add things to than mymind, I’d say.

Can you elaborate what inbox means in this context? You capture stuff in mymind?

How do they accomplish this? I feel kinda obtuse, but it’s even hard for me to install and get in the habit of using a bookmark for adding stuff to pinboard. I mainly get stuff in by browsing popular and adding from there, or if I tweet about it (I have an action to import)

Absolutely fine with me =)

Indeed, it is slow and “using significant energy.” I hope pirijan’s perf improvements address this – I’ll call it out explicitly. No worries, I never mind if we have to drop to asynchronous comms.

Also, don’t feel like you have to participate in to keep it going. Just something I wanted to futz with. I’m going to keep writing whether people respond or not. Didn’t want you to feel like to keep it going you needed to.

To

I gotta run realy quick, but I’ll come back and elaborate mcuh more. (This space is also going very slow for me right now, not sure if it’s jsut me...?)

More than happy to have the contributions, that’s what it’s there for, but didn’t want you to feel obligated given he lack of participation from others.