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I know it's a small thing, but it can be pretty annoying. It makes getting a quick loot much more frustrating than it needs to be when every second counts, since it can pop up and interrupt the looting process.

Hey WATMM, I've been doing a bit of searching on here for informative posts about getting a website up & running, but came up short. I think a lot of people (including me, obviously) could benefit from artists who have set up their own site sharing how they went about it.

Where do you prefer to go for domains/web hosting? Any horror stories about places we should avoid?

Any good app/CMS (content management system) recommendations for artists who don't know HTML to be able to build and customise a good, easy-to-navigate website?

Any other info you could impart here would be fantastic, I'd love to see some discussion on this topic here, and I can't seem to find any in the archives. I fe

I got two tickets off w.a.s.t.e. pre-sale for the GA/Pit/whatever, and want to do everything I can to improve the experience, so getting a great spot in line would be awesome. Any pro-tips or anecdotes from other shows this tour so I (and others going to this show) know what to expect?

Any info would be much appreciated. Real info grounded in fact and such will be cherished.

Quick edit: I just noticed the event thread on the right side for this... I still think info provided here could be very useful to anybody going to a show, though!

I'm going to try for Santa Barbara tickets tomorrow, and I've been looking up as much info as possible, but the ticket prices/sections I've seen so far don't have quite as much info as I'd like them to.

For anybody who's got pit tickets, how much were they? This event page just shows $70/$75 for the prices, but doesn't expand on that...

On top of that, does anybody have a run-down of the fees w.a.s.t.e. charges per ticket? Hate to barrage this subreddit with noob-ish questions, but I'm sure you understand my excitement/nervousness. Any help would be wonderful and much appreciated.

I've always loved that quote, even though I hate one-liners or cliché quotes that sound more like platitudes that aren't true. But reading that quote shows the importance of perspective. Even though we may not feel like we're worth anything, or contributing anything, we are. Darwin's immense contribution to so much (especially science) in the world is legitimate proof of that.

It happens to the best of us, and it helps me a lot to acknowledge that my point of view is not the only point of view -- even though it feels hopeless and everything around me is closing in, I could also be misreading my circumstances in a big way. I don't know what my big point is, or how to articulate it right n