Reviews and Comments

Full review to come. I've got lots of… thoughts.

Noticed this title in @joel@fosstodon.org's recent review of Dune and realized I was sitting a 30-second walk from it in the library, so I checked it out.

Very good! Some of the ideas in this contributed to my recent site redesign.

I don't think I was really the target audience of Chapter 3 ("Planning for Accessibility") as a solo web developer working from a pure hobbyist perspective (the chapter was mostly about team work in an organization), but it was still good stuff.

Chapter 4 looks like it'll be good.

Some interesting ones so far. They mostly felt more open-ended than I like, though.

Read the first two chapters this morning. It's a good book so far! :D

Bought this and planning to read it soon.

Overall, this was an amazing resource and I got a lot of benefit out of reading it. I recommend it to anyone, it's a good way to get a good idea of the thought processes that go into moderation.

I plan to use selected chapters of it as required reading for moderators on polymaths.social.

Started a week or so ago; I'm really enjoying it so far!

I have to say, this book really shines on the reread. ...not something most people will ever know, I guess.

But so much of the detail that seems like extra fluff on the first read turns out to be foreshadowing; the complexity of the plot is staggering once you know what's going on.

Definitely an interesting book. Not completely sure what I think. That seems to be par for the course for Heinlein in my experience.

Philosophically, I disagreed with most of it, but it was well-written enough that I kept reading anyway.

Not sure if that's a good or bad thing.

I got to read this out loud with my AP Lit class (then watch the movie) and it was absolutely brilliant.

As a thespian, I feel privileged to have read the Player's part.