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  1. Do you want to find things you can reply to or WebMention? If so, this new feed might be just what you want. We’ll share fun things to reply to as we find them. Don’t forget to tag an OpenMention topic for maximum discovery. Filed as #ConversationStarters Update: Fixed the feed URL, I goofed (sorry)….

  2. Who do you admire?

    @openmentions.com

  3. Let’s start a conversation about writing. Let’s talk about those parts of writing that we struggle with.

    We all struggle sometimes. Just knowing you are not alone can be a massive help.

    Me, I struggle with scheduling time to write. I’m easily distracted. Often my more new ideas. Most of my new ideas get put on The Muse website so that they can make room in my head for ideas about things I am still writing.

    Use the comments, Twitter, or your own blog to join this conversation (then ping this post) and tell us about your writing struggles.
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  4. We’re talking about games in general today. I would like to hear from you – tell me about your favourite underrated games that deserve far more love and attention than they get.

    This is a conversation starter: Comment below or write a post and ping me. Both are good.
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  5. Love it or loath it, PHP is used for a lot of the web. PHP is astoundingly well adopted by developers. In the spirit of starting a conversation, let me pose a few questions to you – how do you feel about PHP? Me, I enjoy coding with it but am frustrated by the utterly […]

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