as usual, the nitwit's being nitwittier than usual
The Rag got nuked by Twitter December 30th, and while some of the initial zest in getting it back has faded... it's my New Year's Resolution. Still got over 340 days to get that done.
In the meantime, the nitwit's continually trying to bring me down...
...and failing. See, after the last concept didn't work so well, I took some time away from Twitter. I just popped on today to see the nitwit saying that and even that on it's own is feeble.
1) The Rag got suspended between XMAS & New Year's. Holiday Season's time for family, parties, and drunken revelry. It's no wonder no one noticed we were gone, most of them were too plastered to see much of anything.
2) I wrote The Rag because it was fun for me. Every single day was a blast, even moreso because of the days I did RP-news, which my many readers loved.
3) Judging by the retweets, faves, and comments from The Rag's followers (both in protected status and not) I've no doubt The Rag's readers loved it too.
4) Also, eventually the Holiday Fever would break and people would start to notice their fave tabloid was missing...
...and they have.
Truth, a lot of The Rag's followers know how to reach me through other means... there's been a lot of buzz about getting The Rag back. Plus, I'm working on another approach at the moment. If I can't get The Rag back it does me little good to setup a new kind of RP-newspaper without getting the express permission of those that run Twitter, right?
Keep the faith, blue birds will be tweeting news again someday.
In the meantime, the nitwit's continually trying to bring me down...
...and failing. See, after the last concept didn't work so well, I took some time away from Twitter. I just popped on today to see the nitwit saying that and even that on it's own is feeble.
1) The Rag got suspended between XMAS & New Year's. Holiday Season's time for family, parties, and drunken revelry. It's no wonder no one noticed we were gone, most of them were too plastered to see much of anything.
2) I wrote The Rag because it was fun for me. Every single day was a blast, even moreso because of the days I did RP-news, which my many readers loved.
3) Judging by the retweets, faves, and comments from The Rag's followers (both in protected status and not) I've no doubt The Rag's readers loved it too.
4) Also, eventually the Holiday Fever would break and people would start to notice their fave tabloid was missing...
...and they have.
Truth, a lot of The Rag's followers know how to reach me through other means... there's been a lot of buzz about getting The Rag back. Plus, I'm working on another approach at the moment. If I can't get The Rag back it does me little good to setup a new kind of RP-newspaper without getting the express permission of those that run Twitter, right?
Keep the faith, blue birds will be tweeting news again someday.