
Nine Inch Nails on the 'Tron' coaster and 'Star Wars' scores on Space Mountain are among favorite seasonal spins on attractions.
grab your gun and bring the cat in. Read.
Scammers! Stuffing! Celebrity babies! Basement malls! Book lists! Exfoliating scrubs! READ SOMETHING!
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Always a fruitful enterprise.
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For Cavalli, Prada, and more.
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For Chad Powers.
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I'm starting with that photo of her rings for a reason.
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It works on her.
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We’ve just given the code for collection browsing and filtering a much-needed overhaul! In addition to some long overdue performance improvements, this update introduces collection tags — a new way to find collections featuring the fandoms, relationships, tropes, and other topics you enjoy.
Collection owners can now use up to 10 tags of any type (What are the different types of tags?) to describe their collection. The tags are listed on the collection blurb, and the collection filters have a new “Filter by tag” autocomplete field to help users find collections matching their interests.
While it is possible to use brand new tags on collections, we strongly encourage owners to use existing canonical tags or their synonyms. This makes it easier for users to find your collection using the autocomplete options in the collection filters.
We’ve also added a “Multifandom” option specifically for collections that feature a wide variety of fandoms. Collection owners can select this option to help users find collections where the focus isn’t a specific fandom, but rather a theme like fanvids of old films or fic written in first person. We think this will be particularly useful for users whose fandoms don’t have their own prompt memes or gift exchanges, but who want to find challenges they might be able to participate in.
Please note that while we encourage collection owners to start using the “Multifandom” option right away, there are a few more changes we need to make before it will be possible to filter collections based on their multifandom status. We’ll update this post when multifandom filtering becomes available.
Together with the collection tags feature going live, we automatically tagged existing collections with the fandoms from their works and bookmarks, as well as any works or bookmarks in their subcollections.
Additionally, collections with more than one unrelated fandom were automatically marked as multifandom. We used our tag wrangling system to determine whether fandoms are related, just like we do when marking works as crossovers. Collections with more than 10 fandoms (the limit for collection tags) were marked as multifandom but did not have any fandom tags added.
Collection owners are welcome to edit their collection and change any information we automatically added.
As part of the browsing and filtering overhaul, there are a few other noticeable changes to collections.
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selectors in a site skin. (Your styles will apply in the blurb and on the collection profile.)Continuing my mini series on the wonders of punctuation, let's take a look at what happens when grammar goofs go horribly, seriously funny.
Drat. They're on to me.
Because no matter what your efforts, there will be times when you ask for a symbol and get a whole lotta trouble instead.
When a simple slash turns into a case of indecent exposure.
For clarity's sake, you might want to mention when a word should be plural.
Don't.
In fact, you should never spell anything out. Period.
Especially the actual period. Period.
And you know what they say about bad commas, don't you?
That's right: they always come back to bite you.
"Good night, good luck, must dash!"
- Edward R. Murrow with a full bladder
Thanks to Kristin D., Kristin S., Stephanie A., Doreen L., Kate A. for what I'm calling our "literal" period.
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P.S. Here's a giggle for my coffee-loving friends:
:D
It comes in both Men's & Women's cuts, plus a bunch more colors.
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September 26th, 2025: This comic was inspired by the robots in my life!! There are many, especially if you are generous with your definition of "robot"! For example, my toasting robot is sadly inconsistent on one side of the bread. – Ryan |
It's good.
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