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@ozoned Thank you!
"Necessity is the mother of invention" is what is behind this idea.
On April 28th I will begin hosting 2 film interns and we'll immediately dive into production of a couple of videos promoting the Fediverse.
My already limited free time will be reduced to 0, so I need to find another way to publish Fediverse blog posts... but not 2k articles that take 3 days to write. So an interview series with the same blueprint will make my writing life so much easier 
@andypiper thank you Andy and I've been in touch with @ozoned
I'm thinking of something different from the superb FiresideFedi.
WRITTEN interviews, short, 8 minutes reading time or less, exploring interesting people that post on the Fediverse (not its creators), across ages, professions, countries, etc.
A Humans of NY but for Fedi to show how varied and fascinating it can be 
@neil aw! yes time is always an issue, I hear you.
And because I generally have ZERO free time, I would do this over email ––– no time to edit audio or video for me 
if you have links, I'd love to check out your interviews. audio I assume?
Because I always get my best ideas in the shower... here is what I just thought about:
Maybe I could create an interview series on #TheFutureIsFederated about "People of the Fediverse" - doing Q&As with interesting people across fields...
@andypiper awesome! are you meeting @stux? Have a wonderful time over there
@MakerTube I'm perfectly happy to switch to Liberapay if it's your preferred method. I just used Patreon for convenience because that's how I am also donating to Mastodon... keep me posted!
And thank you again for the incredible service you are providing us on the Fediverse 
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@MakerTube @jwildeboer thank you for bringing this up! Shall I switch from Patreon to Liberapay for my monthly donations?
One of my favorite things about being a parent is that I'm constantly learning fascinating facts about the world - stuff that I normally would not be exposed to.
My child's current obsession? Drawing flags.
So yesterday I bought her a book about flags and we learned about the #Wiphala (her favorite flag in the book) - "a square emblem commonly used as a flag to represent some native peoples of the Andes."
Find out more about it here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiphala
@mastodonmigration none of this is normal. none of this is normal. none of this is normal (repeated ad infinitum)