Timasomo 2026: The Showcase
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Timasomo 2026 is now officially complete! Over the next few days, participants will be posting their creations and efforts in this topic to showcase their work to the community. Comments and feedback are both welcome and encouraged. Let these creators know what an awesome job they've done! Creators: In posting your showcase: Give your project a title, and use the # markdown to make it stand out in the showcase thread! Link to your project in whatever way works best for it. If you like, give a "creator statement" that contextualizes what your project is. Add anything else you consider relevant!
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Timasomo 2026: The Showcase is a website discovery curated from Tildes. Timasomo 2026 is now officially complete! Over the next few days, participants will be posting their creations and efforts in this topic to showcase their work to the community. Co
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