@skpodila I’d say @replit is making smile a lot of people. Me for sure.

Today, I also smiled as I first used @excalidraw.

I could go on for a while.

Build a tool that makes people smile from the first interaction.

@bmogilefsky @zapier @skpodila I suggested WP only because I’m certain Zapier can publish a blog post on it. Not sure it supports Google Sites, but maybe you can achieve the same on a Google Docs page? Check all integrations: https://t.co/5nARzkdSRN

@amasad @excalidraw @replit Two frictionless and delightful solutions. Glad to see them integrated so quickly.

@bmogilefsky @zapier @skpodila Ok, that’s different. My first idea would be to embed Google Forms into a web page and have Zapier update that same web page with the summary, next the form. If the website was in WordPress, I think it would be very easy. But maybe you want the summary to update in real time?

@bmogilefsky @zapier @skpodila I think “new Google Forms response” is a valid trigger.

Also, if you truly made Grim Fandango as the bio says, I am happy to provide unlimited help, out of gratitude. That was one of the best adventures in history of videogames.

I *love* @excalidraw. I can’t believe I never used it before.
Just discovered thanks to the integration with another tool I love: @replit

Now I have to convert all my drawings.

https://t.co/eWbuU55vV7

@bmogilefsky I’d use @zapier to aggregate and transform every form entry in a dedicated Sheet tab or document. The same Zap can be used to publish the summary on social media at random times or on a specific scheduled. /cc @skpodila

I personally know many artists frustrated by this very point. This post is gold. https://t.co/Q1lPKHamqJ

“And now, if you’re a fine artist, hoping to make a living selling canvases for far more than they cost to produce, beauty is insufficient. The market for this sort of status is demanding curation and approval and yes, celebrity.”

https://t.co/c08XnmxkC7