Thank you to everyone who participated in NANY 2022

[mouser]

Thanks to everyone who participated this year.
I have sent out messages on the forum to everyone -- I will get the celebratory mugs handled right away this year (i have also sent out messages to last years participants in case you never got a mug).
If you didn't receive a forum message but you participated in NANY please message me.
You should also see little badge in your forum profile commemorating your participation

[anandcoral]

Thanks from all of us mouser, for giving your precious time for NANY event.

Regards,

Anand

[publicdomain]

Ditto @anand and of course thank you dear Jesse for providing the forum and resources for keeping the N.A.N.Y. event alive

Our love and deep appreciation goes to you Thank you!

From a much-grateful,

Vic

[mouser]

There are 2 different mug designs to choose from this year, the normal one and Hamradio's design, plus the generic mug if you prefer that:

[lugosi84]

I didn't get a chance to work on anything for this year, but I was very distressed when I saw very little (maybe nothing?) for NANY last year and I thought that you had given up on it.

I am SO GLAD to see that it is back!

[Deozaan]

Thanks to all who participated and especially to those who submitted a project to NANY 2022!

I was very distressed when I saw very little (maybe nothing?) for NANY last year and I thought that you had given up on it.

I'm confused by this. There was more participation in NANY 2021 (last year) than in NANY 2022.

[BGM]

I'm glad to see NANY 2022, although this is the first time in years that I have not submitted anything.  Things got away from me.  I'm actually rather tired of computer stuff in general and preferring to spend my free time outside in the woods.  But I'm hoping maybe to do something for the next one.

[publicdomain]

... preferring to spend my free time outside in the woods

Wise choice!

(BTW there is a balanced via media when dealing with technology and nature ).

[Shades]

I'm actually rather tired of computer stuff in general and preferring to spend my free time outside in the woods.  But I'm hoping maybe to do something for the next one.

People absolutely underestimate the benefits of letting their brain do nothing (or very little, like when enjoying the woods). It makes you more creative/productive during the hours you do work. So, by all means, enjoy the woods. 

[kunkel321]

Things got away from me.  I'm actually rather tired of computer stuff in general and preferring to spend my free time outside in the woods.

Yes -- Time well spent!