I recently played a game that really stoked those feelings of old internet nostalgia: 

I have my writing and essays and a bunch of other random things I am interested in sharing, but sometimes not quite sure how it fits. Not all of us here are going to be into the exact same things (maybe this is where territories come in?) but there is so much potential.

I think stackers are pretty receptive to a wide range of topics, provided they're thoughtfully written.

If you're writing for a territory without an active founder to boost and engage with your posts, though, it's a bit easier for the post to disappear into the ether.  In that case, strategic timing of when you post it or boost it could also get more eyeballs (weekday mornings in US time zones seem best)

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When did the internet become so shit? [A hopeful rant]

chungkingexpress

I recently played a game that really stoked those feelings of old internet nostalgia: https://stacker.news/items/1483197/r/SimpleStacker

> I have my writing and essays and a bunch of other random things I am interested in sharing, but sometimes not quite sure how it fits. Not all of us here are going to be into the exact same things (maybe this is where territories come in?) but there is so much potential.

I think stackers are pretty receptive to a wide range of topics, provided they're thoughtfully written.  

If you're writing for a territory without an active founder to boost and engage with your posts, though, it's a bit easier for the post to disappear into the ether.  In that case, strategic timing of when you post it or boost it could also get more eyeballs (weekday mornings in US time zones seem best)