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This way we know how to better provide resources and answer questions. We also encourage other members to offer resources and answers, and to make an album showing off your pretty planners/BuJos/et cetera. Also feel free to tell us how you use them or want to use them. =) For example: My goal is two BuJos. One for health(mental & physical) and one for real life/hobby things(bills, groceries, RP posts). But I know some people who have one for health, one for work, one for day-to-day life, one for RP/hobbies, etc. so go wild. -
Here we'll keep a list of resources specific to Mixed Method systems as they look different(ex. BuJo in a Happy Planner isn't the same as a BuJo so to speak). I'll update the main list with any recommendations posted in response to this thread. Evernote [multiple workbooks with notes; free version limits number of devices, paid version add video clips, use on more devices, etc.] Basecamp [handy program, good for scheduling tasks/to-dos, receiving notifications; used to organize/set-up RP group along with GDocs] Google Drive [Between the ability to share docs/files, create folders, etc. it's quite useful for organization]
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Here we'll keep a list of resources specific to Planners. I'll update the main list with any recommendations posted in response to this thread. ToCome
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Here we'll keep a list of resources specific to Bullet Journals. I'll update the main list with any recommendations posted in response to this thread. Later I'll try to break things down more like putting legends or Indexes in their own row as everyone has different preferences in that regard on how complicated or simple they prefer their journal to be. Bullet Journal [site/blog ran by creator Ryder Carroll] My Pinterest folder [saved things here from various index/legend types to layouts to free resources] Legend Option [a tumblr user shares their legend] Starting A Bullet Journal [a blogger named Sarah shares how she's been using hers to help people figure out their own] How to Use a Bullet Journal for Better Mental Health [a really handy Buzzfeed article] 24 Tips to Make the Most Perfect Bullet Journal [found on Pinterest and seems popular] 3 Steps to Starting A Simple Bullet Journal [found on Pinterest and sharing as for some starting simple is better] 3 BuJo Spreads That Have Improved My Reading Life [handt piece on Book Riot, specifically to help people read more]
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As I've mentioned in a couple of other discussions, I am migrating one of my RPGs to forums. I have been away from forum RP for many years and much of the common terminology is lost on me, so please forgive any gaffs on my part. When my site is completely finished, I will be adding it for a site review. Right now, we still have lots to move from the old Nova site and some cosmetic issues to fix. I would like feedback from both points of view: RPer looking over a site for the first time and Admin regarding what they consider must-haves. Upfront, I am a minimalist when it comes to sites. I like a graphically alluring site but there is a point where I feel that less = more. IMHO, a site should be focused on storytelling and character development. Lore (site wikis) need to be easy to find and contain enough information to make creating a character and a plot easy. Since I also love reading everyone else's stories, I also want IC plots easy to find and follow. As an Admin and a Player, what are the bare minimums you require or look for in a site? Site Layout: What do you look for first? Do you prefer the IC forums to be the ones you see at the top? Thanks! Looking forward to the feedback! PS: I searched for similar topics but had no luck. If anyone knows of one, point me in its direction!
