I've had lots of sites reject my email address because they didn't like the gmail plus tagging, but blacksky is the first to explicitly say "we don't allow that, sorry". I don't know why, but it feels so much better to get an error message saying "not allowed" than "invalid email".
I am going to send this out again for anyone caught in Gmail auto-fill email hell. Go to this link and get it out of your life 😤
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By Matt Yoder on 09/24/2025 It’s the end of a long Major League Baseball season. And maybe that explains what happened on Wednesday night in Chicago with Karl Ravech calling the Cubs-Mets game, particularly when it came to properly identifying Michael Busch. In the bottom of the sixth inning, Busch launched his 31st home run of the season, giving the Cubs a 10-2 lead in the game. However, Ravech called him “Michael Busch.” Broadcast partner Eduardo Pérez did Ravech one better by calling Busch “Matthew Boyd,” who was the starting pitcher in the game for the Cubs.
Is it irony that the story about Michael Busch being called the wrong name has the wrong name wrong?
Sorry if it seems like a random reply. I was checking my Bluesky feeds and randomly decided to see if anyone was posting about the recent MPQ mess.
If you have your username, the worst case scenario is that you email support@d3go.com and they'll reconnect your account to your device. Don't submit a help ticket through the app, that doesn't make it to CS. R328 (release from Friday) has fixed a lot of people who couldn't log into R327.
@craigcalcaterra.bsky.social switched from Substack to Beehiiv, and is now on Ghost. As a reader, Beehiiv was so bad that I mostly just read his daily in my email and avoided going to the site. I don't have strong feelings about Ghost, but it does get out of the way of readers reading your stuff.
@madelinehill.bsky.social @thewilderthings.bsky.social @sportsgossipshow.bsky.social @minakimes.bsky.social
Relevant to the latest ep...
NFL SlimeTime on Nickelodeon is a weekly NFL highlights show aimed at kids. We watch as a family. On the first episode this season, Dora & Boots led a rundown of basic explanations of football terms. We joked about it when it started, then both my wife and son learned things they didn't know.
Hardest I've laughed since at least Monday
