Hi! Just a couple of ideas, I wonder if like me, other Mac users of a certain age who grew up in the early era of personal computing, back to the old 8 bit systems, then 16 bit, and games consoles like the Sega And Nintendos, would there be enough interest for a category on retro computing? I still regularly play games from the old NES, MegaDrive, and Super Nintendo. Not only is it nostalgic but I find modern games require too much time, I can have a ten minute game of super Mario and not have to spend hours making progress like the modern games. I do own the original cartridges and tapes and discs so as far as I’m aware it should all be legal. I’m using Open Emu on my Mac to play the ROMs.
Also, would there be any interest in a forum category to discuss religions? I am a baptised Christian, but please don’t jump to conclusions I am a very liberally minded person. I find such joy and hope in my faith, but I am not bigoted. It would be nice to have an open and mature discussion about faith. I would be very interested in learning about other peoples experiences of their faith system, what they believe, how they find value in it. I would enjoy it. I am both baptised in the Church of England, but I’m also a minister of the Universal Life Church. I have previously experimented with Buddhism, and there is much to value from it and I still use some things I learnt from it now, especially the lightweight approach of Chan/Zen.
Just a couple of ideas.
Also, would there be any interest in a forum category to discuss religions? I am a baptised Christian, but please don’t jump to conclusions I am a very liberally minded person. I find such joy and hope in my faith, but I am not bigoted. It would be nice to have an open and mature discussion about faith. I would be very interested in learning about other peoples experiences of their faith system, what they believe, how they find value in it. I would enjoy it. I am both baptised in the Church of England, but I’m also a minister of the Universal Life Church. I have previously experimented with Buddhism, and there is much to value from it and I still use some things I learnt from it now, especially the lightweight approach of Chan/Zen.
Just a couple of ideas.
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