Suggested Reading 35
*In* *this series**, I have assumed the role of a reader instead of a writer, discussing articles by other writers... things I recommended. Unfortunately, Read.cash has lost most of its authors the latest time and the number of published articles per day is only a fraction of what it was before; there is not much enough material for a series like this anymore. So, just like my other series, “Quizzes & Puzzles”, I have decided to let this series end here; this is the last “Suggested Reading”.* https://read.cash/@Mictorrani/index-over-my-articles-at-read-cash-5f7c1e34#suggested-reading *Then, to be honest, other projects and my offline life require more of my attention so I have less time for Read.cash. In the beginning here, I published one article every day, but since a year or so, I simply have not the time for that, and now that is even worse.* *I'm sorry for not having been interactive as before, my comments and upvotes are increasingly rare, but so far I am here now and then and I am reading my favourite authors among those who are still here. In this last Suggested Reading, I will focus more on individual authors than specific articles, just as it was with the very first issue, which was really a Retrospection. I will only mention authors who are still active on the platform.* First of all, I want to wish @Telesfor welcome back! *I have missed you, you feel like an old friend turning up again after a long absence; your articles are well thought and well written, as usual – and you are a nice person. I also think you're the only remaining member who was already here when I came to Read.cash.* (I can be wrong, there can be someone more, but I doubt that.) https://read.cash/@Telesfor If you don't already do so, I certainly recommend you read @Telesfor's articles. https://read.cash/@Telesfor Then I want to recommend @Gemstone, who writes well-researched, informative and thought-provoking articles about a number of different topics. A good writer who has evolved a lot since she came to Read.cash. That is my impression anyway. https://read.cash/@Gemstone Then we have @sanctuary.the-one-law, who consistently discusses the important message of non-interference and non-coercion as a principle for human co-existence. https://read.cash/@sanctuary.the-one-law Another writer with a consistent message in the same spirit, is @VoluntaryJapan. https://read.cash/@VoluntaryJapan If you have any interest in privacy, read @Unity. He does write about other things as well, but as for online privacy, he is one of the few here who really take it seriously – at least one of the very few writing about it. I am even more “hardcore” about privacy (which you can see in my articles about this topic), but I am happy when I see someone taking it seriously at all. https://read.cash/@Unity https://read.cash/@Mictorrani/index-over-my-articles-at-read-cash-5f7c1e34#privacy-amp-antibigbrotherism Quite interesting thoughts about crypto in general are sometimes presented by @xuanling11. https://read.cash/@xuanling11 @Hanzell is a good and versatile writer, who has been here a long time. https://read.cash/@Hanzell Another author who has been here for quite a long time, although I didn't discover him until quite recently, is @Alther. His articles are not just a flow of words, he always have something to say - there is a thought behind the words. https://read.cash/@Alther Personally, I like @SolarPhasing, who writes about a few different things, although his dominating topic is music. https://read.cash/@SolarPhasing Then, finally, we must mention one of Read.cash's best writers of fiction: @Ozzyy. I don't think he receives the attention he deserves. If you like fiction, visit his profile and read. https://read.cash/@Ozzyy *This selection is subjective. In the whole series, I have tried to be at least a little objective (even if full objectivity is an illusion), and I also tried to encourage new members here. Today I don't think in such terms, this list is entirely subjective.* *To all of you who have read, upvoted and/or commented articles in this series: thank you! I hope it has been useful and could help you navigate in the wild-grown Read.cash. I also hope I could help some of you to greater exposure of your posts here. It has been far too easy for good material to disappear in the sheer amount of daily articles.* Read the whole series, ”Suggested Reading” and my series “Retrospection”. https://read.cash/@Mictorrani/index-over-my-articles-at-read-cash-5f7c1e34#suggested-reading https://read.cash/@Mictorrani/index-over-my-articles-at-read-cash-5f7c1e34#retrospection **In my** **INDEX****, you can find all my writings on Read.Cash, sorted by topic.** https://read.cash/@Mictorrani/index-over-my-articles-at-read-cash-5f7c1e34 Copyright © 2022 Meleonymica/Mictorrani. All Rights Reserved.
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Thank you for the kind words. I appreciate them. You know I always appreciate your extensive knowledge and writing skills.
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Happy New Year! Thanks so much for the mention. :0) #Gratitude.
Thanks for all the knowledge you have written here. ## Be sure to drop us a line here if you find yourself publishing somewhere else Many of us will be keen to keep reading your thoughts.