Thank you for sharing!

X-Posted about the Graphic Novels. Thank you for taking them into consideration!

https://lemmy.world/post/970941

Thanks! It's already starting to warm up as I travel south. lol

I'm looking forward to future discussions.

His Dark Materials is one of the very best. I want to go back and read those books again.

Favorite Book: Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy or maybe The Name of the Wind

Favorite Series: The Dresden Files

Hello Reddit!

It's been a while since I've made a post! I'm the top moderator of r/bookclub and have been helping moderate this community for 13 years now.

I want to start this post off by extending my deepest gratitude to the moderators of both past and current. Every one of them have provided time in helping shape the community you know and love. None of this would have been possible without their time and effort.

I've had a lot of time to reflect on why I came to reddit, why I'm here now, and why I'll be leaving reddit and stepping down as mod today.

I am still on reddit because I can follow my hobbies! Like reading books, programming, video games, and other things. By taking away the tools (Apollo) that I use to browse reddit, I simply won't be here as much. In truth, it's been a while since I have taken a moderation action which means it was time anyways. I mostly continue to mod here to make sure the community has continuity. Someone to reach out to if the other mods stop participating or go rogue.

I'll be leaving you in good hands! /u/inclinedtothelie has agreed to remain as top moderator and will continue with the book club. The current mod team are the real heart and soul that has kept the book club running all these years, so nothing will change.

It's been awesome participating with everyone here. Thank you for all the good times.

As Jon Snow would put it "My watch is ended."

Brett Wilcox

I don't think it's stupid! I purchased http://usenetwiki.org/ as well so we can have a general location for the community. It's not quite ready yet. I'm still in touch with PearsonFlyer and we will make sure the docs are always available going forward.

I'll also upload to GitLab as another source and make a post here once complete. Consider the docs as MIT licensed.

Wiki

Below are links for each of the main wiki pages.

Home: https://github.com/openlemmy/reddit-backups/wiki FAQ: https://github.com/openlemmy/reddit-backups/wiki/FAQ Indexers: https://github.com/openlemmy/reddit-backups/wiki/Indexers Software: https://github.com/openlemmy/reddit-backups/wiki/Software Providers Map: https://github.com/openlemmy/reddit-backups/wiki/Usenet-Providers-Map

I will work to convert into markdown and publish a github page that can accept pull requests for updates. Work will continue under the openlemmy/reddit-backups repo. Sidebar

https://github.com/openlemmy/reddit-backups/blob/main/docs/usenet/SIDEBAR.md

CSS

https://github.com/openlemmy/reddit-backups/blob/main/docs/usenet/style/usenet.css https://github.com/openlemmy/reddit-backups/tree/main/docs/usenet/style/images

AutoModerator Rules

These are a mess. If anyone would like to help clean them up and create a pull request, it would be appreciated.

https://github.com/openlemmy/reddit-backups/blob/main/docs/usenet/automoderator/CONFIG.md https://github.com/openlemmy/reddit-backups/blob/main/docs/usenet/automoderator/usenet-mod-log.png

Original mod of r/usenet. Here is a backup of the wiki.

https://github.com/openlemmy/reddit-backups/wiki/

https://github.com/openlemmy/openlemmy

I just published the code. I am still getting the services up. ;)

Thank for for posting!

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