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#1: Raymond Fuller (rfuller4) on Jun 22, 2026 [SPOILER]

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Me too!

Me three!

Thumbs up!

I as well!

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And we appreciate that you did.

Hi Que! Can I call you Que? The nice thing about the "quality of the solve" is that we have people here of every level of experience and ability. We need puzzles in a wide range of difficult levels (probably not truly trivial though). Across those levels of difficulty, the preference will be for a high quality image. So I think it's not that looking good is "superior" to a good solve, but that looking good has a wider "good puzzle" tolerance range :)

Hi David! Yes, you can call me Que, you can call me anything you want :D. You're totally right and that's awesome because I never pieced it together and it's nice to see things from other vantage points.

Just read your bio and it would have lead me to call you "lime" which I really like as a nick name! I feel like bios are under-utilized on here so I was really happy to see you had a long one with a lot of interesting information that help paint a vivid picture :) I need to update mine. Sparse on details :P

Hey, I just read it! I wonder if I should elaborate on mine.

Parents usually won't admit that their child is neurodivergent, because it implies there's something wrong with them, too! (Those coping mechanisms are load-bearing!)

I'll be the first to share that I'm autistic. It's obvious that my dad was, because I was just like him, but my mom is coming to terms with the fact that she's autistic, too. ^_^ (That's relevant because Executive dysfunction is a hallmark of autism *and* ADHD.)

Thank you guys for reading my bio! I'm glad you enjoyed the lengthy description of myself. :)

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