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4/9/2013 5:40:29 PM
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First Day in Years Not Posting.
I have posted on Bungie.net at least once every day since July 2009 (a trip to China when I had no internet), and most days since making my account before then. I'm happy I have done so. It has been great making myself stay a part of this community.
Yet my streak must be broken. This Friday I will be going to what is essentially a training camp for something, and while I can post before I leave Saturday and when I am back on Sunday... Saturday will have no internet or social technology at all for me to use. It shouldn't matter, but posting at least once a day has been something I have done just as a matter of pride almost. I'm proud to be here. I've done stuff here. Some of you might recognize me, perhaps. It's cool I've gone so long.
It sort of feels like a hole knowing my streak of about four years is finally going to break.
Have any of you fine folks done anything to make yourself feel like part of the community? Done anything to be proud of here on Bungie.net, or even something that just might be mildly interesting? And... is there anything here on Bnet in particular that you would be sad if you were to lose it?
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Edited by Krimm: 4/11/2013 6:49:10 PMOr, you could write up a post and set up a userscript to keep your BNet session alive by hitting various platform API endpoints ( a frequent poll to get the current user should do it. ) Then you could have it trigger the submit action on a post at a specific time. It won't be you physically clicking the Post button, but it would be your content, your solution, and an unbroken streak....
