I created an Itsuki's "What are you talking about?" magazine.

I saw that fellow Noter Rii-san created a magazine compiling their own "What are you talking about?" articles, and...

Konishi-san was also happy about it in Rii-san's comment section and this week's newsletter ( *´艸｀)♪

I thought it was such a fantastic idea! 🥳

Now that Konishi-san has made the bold decision to reduce the number of articles they collect, this creates an opportunity for other Noters to discover my own "What are you talking about?" articles without placing a burden on Konishi-san.

The benefit of a note magazine is not just being able to organize articles by theme, but also that "the moment an article is added to a magazine you follow, it appears in your list of new articles." I believe that is the case.

I also follow magazines that various Noters have favorited, and sincearticles appear in a prominent format along with the magazine name in the new arrivals, they are easy to find, which I find very useful.

The new arrival notifications from Konishi-san's magazine, "Everyone's 'What are you talking about?'", are the prime example of this.

Conversely,it means that for those who follow my magazine, new articles are displayed in the same prominent format. I am very grateful to have more opportunities for people to see my articles.

Also,when you think, 'I'd like to read more articles on this theme from this Noter,' having a magazine makes it easier to access past articles on that desired theme.

To make it easier to search for my past articles, I have created magazines for each theme and have organized all the articles I have written so far.

Among them, I use this magazine called"Itsuki's Cardboard Box in the Closet" to store articles that don't belong to any specific magazine theme ⇩

The articles in this magazine are daily jottings that don't have an established theme, or creative works like poems and haiku that I occasionally make on a whim, butto me, each one is precious, and they are articles I want everyone to read.

That is why the expression "cardboard box in the closet" didn't quite sit right with me.

It felt a bit like treating them as "unwanted items"...

And then I thought.

Articles like this are exactly...

the kind of "What are you talking about?" articles for me.

That's what I thought.

So, following Rii-san's lead, I decided to change the title of this magazine to...

Itsuki's "What are you talking about?" stories.

I decided to rename it to this ⇩

after!

From now on, this magazine will contain...

I will be adding these to it.

Borrowing Rii-san's words...

“For those in the back alley who aren't interested in Itsuki's ‘I know what you're talking about’ stories, but are interested in Itsuki's ‘What are you talking about?’ stories”

Please, treat me kindly! m(_ _)m

As one way to reduce the burden of collection on Konishi-san while livening up everyone's new arrivals with “What are you talking about?” articles, why don't you all create your own “What are you talking about?” magazines?

I thought that if we all followed each other, even on weeks when Konishi-san's collection is on break, we would receive plenty of “What are you talking about?” stories from everyone in the back alley, which would lead to more vitality in the back alley♪

The “What are you talking about?”-style magazines from everyone, which are gathering one after another, are here⇩

If you'd like, please use the comment section of this article as a bulletin board for “What are you talking about?” magazines.

If you have created your own “What are you talking about?” magazine, please post it in the comment section of this article to let me know.

And for those who want to follow everyone's “What are you talking about?” magazines, please use this to help find magazines to follow m(_ _)m

I, Itsuki, will also follow the magazines posted in the comment section.
And, although it is a small contribution, I will spread the word through my own “Personal Recommendation Pick-up”.

⚠ Due to the specifications of the magazine, if you register a large number of past articles to your magazine after someone has followed it,you will hijack the new arrival notification feed of those who followed you with your own articles.that is.

That is also interesting, but for those who are shy, I recommend letting people know after you have finished organizing your past articles to some extent m(_ _)m

Once again, thank you to Rii-san!!

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