There is a piece of clothing that is very popular in Steampunk cosplays. The lady in black, second from the left, is wearing it here. It consists of sleeves, covers the shoulders and (often) the collarbones, often has a collar, and probably also spans her upper back above her shoulder blades.
Women often wear it with a bustier beneath (but, well, female steampunk costumes often feature a bustier regardless), and a google search of "steampunk costume" will turn up a lot of costumes featuring it.
However I have no idea what this garment is called.
@BESW There is an Android version of Spacechem, I got it through a Humble Bundle. Actually, according to the Spacechem homepage, you can get it for Mac or Linux too
Ohhh, you can't add plugins on their free public thing you're not hosting. Bummer.
Should we make a separate chat room for this little project? I can imagine there being a lot of discussions happening occasionally that would be of little value to those uninvolved. Like picking out a visual theme.
> Contributors will now have a new button. It acts as a counterpart to the “Publish” button that Authors (and above) get. The button says “Submit for Review.” It leverages a new post_status called “pending.” Pending posts show up as links above the Write Post screen for Editors and Administrators, along with the “nags” for your own drafts and others’ drafts. These links hooks into the new Manage Posts screen coming in WP 2.3 (and already on WP.com) that Mike Adams did such a good job creating.
I'm not 100% certain how sidebar widgets will behave once we have actual content that takes up more than two lines. We'll see. Changing visual themes is easy enough.
The concept of what goes into it will obviously evolve as we actually write stuff. But so far it seems to be a relatively short retelling of a past game that went wrong, with some thoughts as to why it did.
@Magician If there's another format that folks would prefer, I'm open to that.
But again, I figure each author will probably have their own style.
@doppelgreener I've written two posts thus far; one is about making a character who couldn't share scenes with anyone else in the party. Doesn't have to be dramatic, just an "oops" you learned from.
Sometimes taking my tablet with a bluetooth keyboard and going to a cafe, or on a train works for me. Where there's nothing else to do but write for a while.
When I have to write something and am blocked I write a bit of prep. or a character description. something that includes writing and something that is so cool and awesome and motivating right now
usually the block is somehow forgotten in the process
We may wish to discuss the posting strategy, such as it is. Do we care about regular posting and whatnot? Then having most writers be contributors would probably work best, as they wouldn't be able to actually publish on their own.
at the moment it's zero, we can expect a surge of 10 posts or so in the works and then the enthusiasm will drop. posting strategy can turn that into a plateau
I'm more interested in post quality at this point - appropriate length, good content, interesting presentation, engaging style, inviting title, amusing visuals
it will probably evolve on its own
I have some desire to post ramblings on the internet just like the next person, only I don't have a ponderings equivalent