This year, for me, has been about transitioning from Specialist to Generalist. Nothing's wrong with specializing, but every path runs it's course. One reality of Specializing is limitations

thank you sir!! always nice to be noticed and -- even better, rarer -- appreciated. To have the vibe you're throwing down motivate a "hear hear!" It is my goal to have Recurrency be a place where that

I think your latest post captures what you're after, Barb > straight forward. I'm all in.

Awesome -- there is a workaround for this at the moment, which is to head to your "My Messages" tab from the screen you hit upon login: But there's a bug i just ticketed that removes the 3-tabbed

Draft Mode is cool, but what's most important to me is Edit - as long as I have the option to edit (whether draft or published), I'm good.

Howdy folks! We've been focusing some fire on making Recurrency a better tool for writers specifically, starting with our recent WYSIWYG improvements and motoring on into the following upcoming

Those of us who are Valley or Valley-connected may (or not) take our vocations for granted; but, trust me, the digital divide is still substantial. Why do I say this? Here's why: Most of you know,

We'll start pulling out more case studies as they emerge into more of a "cheatsheet"-style reference document, but wanted to share some early insights from the Brave New World of rewards: Be sure to

Thanks to everyone who helped shape up the tiers/rewards feature by participating in the poll and giving your feedback -- I'm happy to relay that this feature is now live along with another related

That is well put on both counts. The selectivity of online life has had challenging implications for media as well -- when your business model relies on amassing as many eyeballs as possible, and

Most physical community is built, in togetherness, by people whom may or may not fancy each other; whereas cyber-community is highly selective, thus heightening our fractured digital divide. Amongst

Thanks. From what I've observed, Miss Emily is more than capable of thrashing SuckaF(r)ee! :) I hear you..when I lived in the Bay, in the late '90's, I was pretty disgusted by SF's prejudice against

Awesome, psyched to have you here Kahlil! Welcome to the monkey house... :) And thanks for holding down the Mid-Coast -- I know this bunch is "complicated" geographically (which is great!) including

Hey Folx..I'm Kahlil and I'm pretty stoked to be here (thanks Mike!). Digging the creative tech vibe and down for whatever. Oh..I'm from Chicago; now in Costa Mesa.

Dropping in with a couple of related notes: the video playback bug is now fixed -- please let us know if anyone runs into any other oddities with video playback but otherwise, GAME ON! the "show more"

Hi all! Thanks to our fearless leader for the kind intro. :) I'm looking forward to hearing more about what y'all are working on and doing in the world of cool creative people online. Cheers! -Anna

Noticed and wanted to share (and give kudos to!) a few recent posts / experiments of note: Kartooner -- working on a children's book as a new exciting adventure and sharing some sneak peeks along the

Hey, there, shadowy elite cabal of creators, I make no warrants to quality of this promo, but I saw AppSumo is giving away this here Scrivener training course for free today: $127 Learn Scrivener Fast

Howdy! I'm Emily, the newest member of the Recurrency team. Great to meet you all. Just wanted to let you know that we are currently on fixing two bugs with the WYSIWYG: Currently, when you post a

We've been thinking a lot about how to answer (and help you answer) a key question from prospective supporters, which is essentially, "...what's in it for me?!" Some subset of your fans will want to