I like Gemini, and I am increasing my use of it. Its killer feature is that it's great at writing technical documentation, in my view. Gopher is more finicky, s

I like Gemini, and I am increasing my use of it. Its killer feature is that it's great at writing technical documentation, in my view. Gopher is more finicky, so Gemini is the way to go. If I'm permitted a little plug: gemini://tozip.chickenkiller.com/ . I also run a gemini to gopher bridge, so the site can be assessed via the url gopher://tozip.chickenkiller.com/ Its works via a perl script I knocked together using inetd on FreeBSD. So if you like gemtext, but can't be bothered with the hassle of setting up security keys, then the bridge may be the way to go. One idea for a cool project for Gemini that no-one seems to have done is a Twitter clone. What's interesting about it is that Gemini has the concept of an identity baked in, so you wouldn't need to register for an account to start posting.