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Just In Case


 It's been a long time since I used this blog  nine years. That's an insanely long time on the internet.

What can I say? I've over-invested myself in Twitter accounts. Microblogging suited me well for the last decade, in tandem with the writing and support work I've done at emptywheel.

Now it's time to return to my roots. I may be here more frequently, especially if the Twitter sale goes through and is closed on.

Just in case I leave Twitter altogether I'm floating this message in a bottle for you.

Leave me a comment here if you want to chat, let me know how to contact you back.

Catch me in comments over at emptywheel.

Contact me on Mastodon at @raynetoday@mstdn.social.

Those of you who've known me longer can still reach me by email which hasn't changed since I started this blog.

You will NOT find me at Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. Never.

You may soon find me at Discord as I'm thinking about opening an account there.

Whatever the case, I hope you and yours are well.

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