My First Post

My attention to WEB3 was drawn by @epodcaster earlier this year over on twitter.
To say she's a bit of a cheerleader for the project is a small understatement. Her various methods of extolling the usefulness and adaptability of the concept are a fantastic resource.

My interest piqued I set about having a look and fully expected
d to be up and running in a week or so. This was before we discovered our oil tank had been leaking and the leak was going under the house where the fumes released were making us all unwell.
So an unplanned move appeared in the timeline and beginning a new project was set aside.

A spot of insomnia last night had me join @alessandrawhite's twitter space where the HIVE network was being discussed. The lovely @shadowspub took point in chatting through the way things work and, by the end of the space, I was set up.

After finally getting some sleep I've had time to sit in the library and consider how I'll use things. I already like micro-blogging twitteresque #DBuzz, and I've downloaded #Aureal to use for vocal options. I'm not worried about video at this point, it's not a medium I use, but I saw there's options easily available. Actifit is the other one I'm seriously looking at right now.

There is a project I'd been considering, and wasn't sure of where to place it. I think here will work very nicely.
On a semi-regular occasion something in the news gives me pause to thought and I'm interested in exploring it, but have nowhere to share my thoughts. This will work nicely. I suppose the closest analogue is a Sunday newspapers opinion column - the one with the journalist who doesn't have a regular brief, but a roving mind.

I'm inclined to call it 'Here's The Thing...' and have the first one written - I was mid way through it so launching it here seems to good to miss.
All I need to do is fire up canva or the like and create some artwork - though graphic design is not my strongpoint.

That, is where I'll bow out of this, my first post, other than to say, 'Hello, I look forward to meeting all'y'all'