About me
Interested in:
I’m looking for:
- Friends
- LTR (relationship)
- Events & Places
Description
Here to learn, make friends and (possibly) make a romantic connection.
Interested in movies, philosophy, art, writing, reading.
If you think we could be a match, or could have interesting conversations, feel free to send a message.
And, yes, I know that my screen-name is arguably misleading. It is a call back to another (fairly anodyne) point in my life.
Limits
. s. ***. others as we clarify.
My roles & archetype
My kinks & fetishes
Wanna know what interests me?:
Fetish.com gives you…
Fetish.com is like an appetizing smorgasbord in Quincy with lots of hot guys to meet up with. Have a look around first if you prefer to see who’s around, or if you know what you want, search by selecting the right category "Kinky Dating”. Nobody stays alone here for long! Fetish.com has tons going on!
The censor is automatic. It happens with pretty innocuous words, particularly given the whole point of this forum.
*Following to read more later.
Following.
At the basic level, the objective of the game was to find sections of a picture. (If you remember the puzzle cards from old Topps or Panini trading cards, you get the basic idea.)
I *was* going to post the full image, but the moderators apparently Read more… do not want that to happen. (For those who are wondering, the picture was of a rather attractive, possibly AI-generated girl. Nothing too lewd. You have probably seen worse on the side of a bus.)
The purpose of the game was to encourage users to search around the app, particularly in areas that would typically be ignored.
One puzzle piece was located in the Code of Conduct. Various other pieces were findable in the settinga and filters that people often forget to adjust. (And, yes, I found a few things that needed changes, and a few others that I plan to adjust.)
The scavenger hunt also encouraged us to interact with each other, sharing hints in the forum. Moderators erased answers that were too obvious. But, I do not think that anybody was meaningfully penalized.
And, if a player was *really* stumped, one of the mods (PixieDust) would offer direct help through private message.
PixieDust deserves special mention here. I have moderated forums, and can attest to how challenging and time consuming it can be. Every hint, every message, every reply that PixieDust gave us was time from her day.
Yes, the purpose of the game was to encourage us to search and study the app. But, the moderators went out of their way to make it challenging without being needlessly frustrating.
Players scored points for finding sections of the picture. And, there was a free class awarded as a prize to somebody who found all of the picture.
Was it why I signed up here? No
But, the game was fun. Plenty of us played by choice. I cannot recall the last time I had *fun* on an app like this.
And, with that, back to the search that brought me here. (But, if there is another scavenger hunt, count me in.)
Overall, the scavenger hunt was a run distraction. Difficult enough to require attention, but not so impossible that a casual player would just give up. Gonna post more about it in the next day or so.
I posted a hint, but I guess it was a little too direct.
In any case, it has been a fun few weeks. Thanks to the developers and moderators for making the game, and keeping it accessible.
I bet we would all like to find the last piece.
Yup, if there is one thing that connects us all, it is that we would all like to find that last piece.
It is jarring that a site like this would have a word filter.
Send me a message. (Assuming I am getting them...)
Those are the last two.
Wait. What is the error message? I thought I left my profile fairly open.
Send me a message. (It is a little more tricky.)
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