This journal entry would be much better as a tweet. I suggest:
progress made being on #revelimmortal
@randompeople @toget @theirattention
#indiedev #gamedev #rpg #roxorz #hashtagsareneat
plz rt! kthnxbai
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Commentary on the "developed" state of the average internet users' attention spans aside, I don't mind picture-less journal entries as long as they properly paragraphed so I'm not reading a wall of text, and if they have half-decent spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
This journal entry would be much better as a tweet. I suggest:
progress made being on #revelimmortal
@randompeople @toget @theirattention
#indiedev #gamedev #rpg #roxorz #hashtagsareneat
plz rt! kthnxbai
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Commentary on the "developed" state of the average internet users' attention spans aside, I don't mind picture-less journal entries as long as they properly paragraphed so I'm not reading a wall of text, and if they have half-decent spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
I tend to agree. No visual isn't an issue so long as reading is not a pain.
The above post may be quite light in content and brush on the subject though. Would've loved more meat.
At least on the GDnet journal article list, you get the same amount of space whether or not your post has an image. As opposed to pretty much every social site where you get like 600x600 pixels with an image, 600x100 without.
Even if the mouth-breathing masses only click on pretty pictures, writing out the details of what you've recently done can still be beneficial for yourself. Having a record of how far you've come can be motivating. And sometimes when you slow down to think about what you need to write, it gives you new ideas.
Congratulations on making good headway, even if we don't get to see it. :)
- Eck
You may be right, I don't know, I didn't actually read your post. I'm only here because you showed me the link in chat. Freaking Facebookification...