^ These are kind of just guesses, but for those who love internet time, this would be @729 — @916 or @062 — @166 You can convert internet time through this 'site! https://internet-ti.me/@729

Okay idea, I might be active ^ in those hours, but I'd leave the event open for anyone who wants to join throughout the day

mmm Im interested although idk what we do in html day ALso who bringing the food :eyes:

@lemerks YOU! ..............I'm just kidding A digital picnic? MMMM I love fake food! Imagine jumping into your computer screen to eat fake food because you're hungry and you ran out of food in your fridge *somehow*, and then you jump out later on and........ suddenly you're immediately hungry or see "You Died" in your vision

I'm thinking of having a call on a place like Discord, or either Fluxer http://fluxer.app (which is similar) of where we all could talk together, show what we're coding or even drawing! I'd like to get to know people on here more, I just think having something like this would help us express ourselves...... I think it'd be a cool creative, safe space?

I'm still trying to figure it out, I'd want an event like this to be accessible to anyone and not be behind a place where you would *have* to create an account....... I hate paywalls You don't have to use voice chat either, talk in any way you're comfortable with!

Still considering if I'm even going to do it. I am studying this month, the start at least....... so I'm caught up in doing things and haven't been on here much...... I want that to change. But I at least want to make a day for this, this is something I care about!

I was looking myself and haven't seen anything near me this year either unfortunately... I know the idea is "if you want smth in your area you should organize it!" esp when it's smth small like just coding together in a library or park, but I would worry if anyone would bother showing up in my area, haha;; but organizing one yourself sounds like a great idea! :D

... you also reminded me that HTML day was coming up, so thank you for that as well!

you could always try doing a peercalls.com or a jitsi meeting https://jitsi.unredacted.org/.

I second Jitsi! Very easy to use and set up and requires no account creation. I might not be able to join personally but this sounds like a fun idea!!

I'm going with Jitsi for this one! It's got screen sharing and not only voice call, but a text chat, and polls...... don't know if I'd use that, but it's got the most things. Thanks for telling me about it you guys!

@wackyworkbench you're welcome! I consider making an event in my area next year, I'd love to do that!

I'm glad! I want to encourage anyone to write about websites they like, whether it's old or new. I started writing about old websites I have a special feeling towards, but it's evolving into the idea of writing about things people talk about on their websites; their blogs, etc, someone's website layout and how it looks, or what I like about someone's website

I really feel as if you make a personal connection to someone's website when you write about them, compared to leaving a like or a small comment that the social media world gives you. And that can be good, don't get me wrong. But the person you write about might feel acknowledged; I feel when you write about them, you can encourage them to keep doing what they love. That's one of the best things you could ever do. —

— Not only you would motivate them, but you would encourage others to check out their website too! I could be wrong, but I've never seen people do this sort of thing...... from what I've seen. But if it's something you want to do too, go ahead! Thinking about that makes me excited to see what people write about