Last month’s most-read Scroll reported Worldcon 75 and Dave Weingart’s parting of the ways.
However, two other posts gave the Scrolls a run for their money.
(1) Once again someone on Reddit pointed to File 770’s post about Terry Pratchett’s coat-of-arms, producing thousands of hits in a two-day period. Amazing how that works.
And (2) Vox Day released Infogalactic, a Wikipedia clone designed to be more to his readers’ taste.
Here are the top 10 posts for October.
- Pixel Scroll 10/8/16 No Pixel Necessary, No Scroll Needed
- Pixel Scroll 10/16/16 Ticking Pixels To A Cat
- Terry Pratchett’s Coat-of-Arms
- Vox Day Launches Infogalactic, Rival to Wikipedia
- Pixel Scroll 10/7/16 You Keep Using That Pixel. I Do Not Thing It Scrolls How You Think It Does
- Pixel Scroll 10/24/16 I’m Free. I’m Free, And Waiting For Scroll To Pixel Me
- Pixel Scroll 10/20/16 Pixeled In The Scroll By My Own Pixel
- Pixel Scroll 10/19/16 The Pixel With The Ticks Will Be The Scroll That Is Droll
- Pixel Scroll 10/23/16 Earth Scrolls Are Easy
- Pixel Scroll 10/17/16 Scrolls From Topographic Pixels
And here are the most-viewed posts, Scrolls excluded.
- Terry Pratchett’s Coat-of-Arms
- Vox Day Launches Infogalactic, Rival to Wikipedia
- Sunil Patel Interview
- More Publishers Cut Ties With Sunil Patel
- Best Series Hugo: Eligible Series
- Worldcon 75 Apologizes for ‘Grave Mishandling’ of Weingart Firing
- The 1980 Timewarp Project
- Charles Stross and the Laundry Files
- Describe Your Favorite Cover Art
- D.Douglas Fratz (1952-2016)