Post 0.6 - Stroke My Ego

Ok, so we're coming to the end of week 6 of this blog, believe it or not.

So I'm looking for feedback... likes? dislikes?

Looking for more of a particular topic? Less of another? A new topic?

Questions? Suggestions?

Lemme have it.

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