July 2020 – oddEvan.com BETA

Ending the day on a high note! Got data displaying in the sidebar and persisting through post meta. Next time, we post to Twitter! github.com/smolblog/smolb…

I’m voting.

Voting is not the only ingredient for justice and humane social change, but it is a critical ingredient.

Voting does not reflect belief in a perfect candidate, but is one way to raise our voices for the most expedient opportunity for good.

Let’s vote.
— Be A King (@BerniceKing) July 31, 2020

Where has the time gone? It’s another #5FTF from @webdevstudios! Hoping to get the editor UI done for my WP ➡️ Twitter plug-in.

NEW: The Postal Service is experiencing days-long backlogs of mail across the country after a top Trump donor running the agency put in place new procedures described as cost-cutting efforts, raising alarms for November election.
From me & @jacobbogage: https://t.co/FMStyt6xHa
— Michelle Ye Hee Lee (@myhlee) July 31, 2020

Hey @LindseyGrahamSC, thanks for affirming your commitment to a free election! (Really!) You can help that happen by supporting the @USPS now.

There’s a lot of speculation that they’re intentionally sabotaging the USPS pre-election.

Several weeks ago, my wife mailed some friends using 1st Class mail locally and within 100 miles. The packages are still listed as delayed. Not lost, just delayed. What is going on with @USPS?
— Brannon McAllister (@brannonmc) July 31, 2020

The current postmaster general unilaterally denied overtime. It used to be they would finish the routes. Now many can’t hit every house every day.

Count ‘em. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Finally! https://t.co/KUHzoO0LYU
— Brittany Hildreth (@britthildreth) July 28, 2020

I desperately wish those who run our country would give enough of a damn to do this. https://t.co/huxYNYOvLJ
— Brittany Hildreth (@britthildreth) July 27, 2020

*depends on the particular piece of art.

This is a core challenge in my life – evaluating whether art and artist can ever be separated. Came across it when watching the Ninth Gate (a Polanski film)
— meagan hanes (@mhanes) July 27, 2020

I’ve found, personally, it depends strongly on the artist. “Thriller” is a lot easier to separate than the uncertain love song by an artist that ended up cheating on his wife.