About this Blog and the Author

About the Author

Geldon Yetichsky is a fictional name used out of good netiquette.  Not that I expect to keep my identity to myself for anyone who is truly interested in finding out, but it thwarts those who have better things to do.  The person behind the name has been playing video games for around four decades, a lifelong computer game addict.  (What’s a social life?)

About “Digitally Staving Off Boredom”

Digitally Staving Off Boredom is a collection of thoughts and observations all aspects of digital entertainment.  My particular expertise is in computer games, but where my muse will take me, even I don’t know.

I’m painfully aware of how boring it is when all I do is discuss what I’ve been playing lately and why it bores me.  I’m attempting to keep those entries to a minimum.  My current goal is to try to have something interesting in every entry for somebody other than myself.

This Blog Is Temporal Art

I like to think I’m a bit of a wordsmith, but the truth might be I’m an anxious perfectionist.  Consequently, I like to edit and improve my posts after they are published.  I feel:

• Posts should be improved as I overcome points of initial ignorance, or else they serve only to propagate that ignorance further.
• Posts should be clarified so that future readers may understand the posts as they are intended.
• Posts should be cut if they are needlessly long or written under false (probably overly emotional) pretenses.

This annoys some people, they think perhaps that it’s immoral to improve entries and clarify points after I write them.  I disagree: I think it’s immoral not to.

If you truly think one of my posts is absolute perfection, or perhaps you just would like evidence of my human imperfections, I recommend making a copy.

Disclaimers, Copyright Notices, and Other Pleas For Attention

Content not created by me is intended to be in full compliance with Fair Use law. If you feel any content presented here is infringing upon on your rights, please contact me via the comment form on the appropriate entry and I will attempt to meet a reasonable accommodation with you.