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Finally got around to renting some co-hosting space. Did some small edits to the original manuscript. Shout out to Sharon Barrow in a Houston Facebook boardgaming group for doing some extra proofreading. It's still so much longer that I ever meant it to be.

In my experience it's just been a tradition that experienced people teach the new people in their group. It's a mixed bag IMO. On one hand you get a kind of "passed down lore" that adds a whole hell of a lot to the vibe. On the other hand some people are bad teachers, or are hard to find.

That’s fascinating. FWIW, AuDHD as well. I also have a lot of issues with rulebooks - & used to be a technical writer. But f/ reasons I can’t explain, the COIN rulebooks made 100% sense to me. They are written in a hierarchal format that my brain just clicked w/.

IMHO good, organized writing is kinda hard, because good organization isn't always intuitive. Sometimes you gotta teach the last stuff first.