Over the years that I’ve been active on social media, I’ve always craved a way to queue up content. The steps to formant and post content might not take a lot of time, but it’s constantly worn me down! Even worse, I’ve noticed that this stage has really hindered my willingness to post as often as I’d like - after all, it was another step in an already lengthy process.

I tried out Twitter’s queued post feature as soon as it was released, but its interface proved cumbersome and not user friendly. Luckily, I found an alternative! Buffer’s calendar-based interface has made it extremely easy for me to manage when I post, much easier than with Twitter’s native system. It looks something like this:

I hope it has some integration with Instagram. I plan on perhaps opening up an account there…

As for future photo plans, I’ve started to sketch up some ideas for a studio-based photoshoot! Perhaps involving my fursuiter friends and fine dresses. But that needs more workshopping before I release more details.

What I’ve watched:

- 1917

What I’ve been reading:

- The Three-Body Problem by Liu Cixin