Colour me annoyed.

See, Thirteen Ribbons runs on WordPress. WordPress is great for being able to easily install plugins to extend its functionality, except that there are a few places where WordPress itself lacks something useful and the plugins to add that in are hackish and difficult to properly install ( Read more... )

In fact, Thirteen Ribbons is now very much alive and off of hiatus.

Tell your friends.

If you read Thirteen Ribbons - and if you don't, quickly catch up before I post the next part! - you'll recognise the rather egotistical character of Eekay, a snow-leopardess who simply can't imagine not being the apple of everybody's eye. Now zie'll be showing up in my usericon, thanks to the awesome talents of Azrin Derat! If you'd like to see a ( Read more... )

Thirteen Ribbons is still going strong after twenty parts and a twenty-first just posted, but in the interest of convenience for readers and non-readers alike, I won't be crossposting it directly to my personal journal anymore.

Loyal readers, fret not! Simply add the Thirteen Ribbons RSS feed to your Google Reader or other favourite RSS reader. If ( Read more... )

This is related to Thirteen Ribbons. Trust me.

You see, I'm running the official 13R site on a WordPress framework. This means that the basics are there for posting and commenting, but extended functionality requires plugins. "Extended" includes OpenID logins, automatic database backups, spam catchers, et cetera. I've recently added a couple ( Read more... )

HUMBLE ADVICE ( Read more... )

THE BAREST HINT OF TRUTH ( Read more... )

DISCLOSURE ( Read more... )

TEAM EFFORT ( Read more... )

TIME LAPSE ( Read more... )