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It looks like I’ve got regular weekly updates for the blog sorted. I’ve been posting videos and a couple of photo galleries and have the next few weeks set to post automatically on a schedule. Over time I will add to that with the aim of getting a few months buffer. This will cover any of those times where I don’t have time to work on the site. Most of those posted so far are for supporters (patrons) and that will remain the case for videos (I need to cover the bandwidth consumption) but I’ll be posting more photo content for everyone too.

On top of that there will be news (as it occurs) and announcements of events like the Vote-Offs, posted as and when needed. Essentially blog updates will run on a minimum of one per week, but will often be 2,3 or more posts per week.

If anyone sees any nudity-related news, please let me know. This could be mass-nude events, research into nudity or law changes around the world on the topic. I don’t promise to post everything, but please don’t assume I’ve already heard of it if I haven’t done a blog post.

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Well, 5 responses is better than we’ve had in the past. Good to see a spread of votes too. I was beginning to think all hope was lost.

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I know the results vary from place to place (computer to computer and connection to connection), but this website is still markedly faster for me. In speed tests I’m getting between 20% and 30% faster page loads.

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How many people are potentially interested in participating in the event?

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Here are the requirements for the previous Vote-Off:

Participation Instructions

 

These will probably be the same for the next one, it’s just the photos which change a little.

Most of the requirements stay the same between Vote-Offs.

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So that’s two. Cool. Any more?

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Anyone else, possible participants, going to give an opinion on this?

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No comments from anyone on this?

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The Master Dare List has been a bit sluggish the past few weeks. It would be good to get some momentum again.

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I know from experience, the only way to get people to participate is to get some discussion going and thrash out some consensus on what people want and are prepared to do. If I just dictate a new plan, 3/4 of people who might otherwise take part, will just drop out.

It’s difficult to get 4-6 people at the same time who are willing to take part anyway. But then it’s also hard to get people to engage in a discussion.

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