Notes | Brutkey

So apparently Friday was the coldest morning of the year, so naturally I spent the AM hours taking a hike through one of the city’s urban parks.

#Montreal

Heliomass
@heliomass@mstdn.ca

⚡️ New on the blog: Wicked Workflows: Adding Emoji to To-do Items

https://heliomass.com/posts/prep-wicked-workflows-adding-emoji-to-to-do-items/

Heliomass
@heliomass@mstdn.ca

RE: https://mastodon.london/@lonrec/115762165253484962

First time I’ve been published on @lonrec@mastodon.london which is quite the honour! Give it a read if you’re wondering what fate has in store for one of England’s oddest transit systems: https://londonreconnections.com/farewell-to-the-stansted-people-mover/

London Reconnections
@lonrec@mastodon.london

New on London Reconnections, we prepare to bid farewell to the Stansted Airport's Tracked Transit System: https://www.londonreconnections.com/2025/farewell-to-the-stansted-people-mover/

Heliomass
@heliomass@mstdn.ca

Question: When sharing something on Mastodon, do you tag the creator or not?

Heliomass
@heliomass@mstdn.ca

My own thoughts on this (please read after voting)

I feel for me I want sharing content to be an altruistic act, because something you saw was cool or thought provoking and you want more people to see it.

I used to tag the creator, but realised I don’t want sharing something to be a thing which draws attention to myself (I should be making my own stuff to share if I want that!)

That said, sometimes the creator likes to know people are appreciating and sharing their hard work?