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Unfortunately earlier this year I received shame by someone close for reading and writing fanfiction. I felt awful and didn’t even want to think about writing. Every time I went to write I would remember what my friend had said and feel horrible embarrassment and shame. I was depressed and isolated and it was only getting worse.

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Until I realized that I can write my way out of the depression episode. I wrote self indulgent mush that only totaled up to about 1.5k word count and uploaded it to Ao3 where it’s been fairly well received in just the day. I’m very happy with it and I’m happy to be writing again without feeling hurt or shame! I miss making people happy with the sappy reader insert fics I write!

I got this,..

I've done homebrew material for 5e before, and in that case the wizard's of the coast license is added to the material.

This is for every https://19216801.onl/ material that use the dnd system, as the material is addressed and protected by such license.

So if you want to make an rpg system, how do you do that? How do you, or even can you, make yourself a license? How do other people use your system to make adventures? How to you protect the publication from other companies copying and selling your system?

I got this,..

Imo comic news is more difficult to get hold of since the turn of the century. The two big news sites CBR and Newsarama mixing clickbait list with news. Bleeding Cool is out 'tabloiding' the tabloids, Comic forums are in the main, dead (at least the ones I look at are). Where are the places that YOU find out what's coming out down the line https://100001.onl/https://1921681254.mx/.

Do you solely look at previews, or individual publishers sites? Do you rely on an online shop listing all the new releases? Are Twitter, Instagram or Reddit you go to? Or do podcasts get you your info?