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This may be the hardcover I've been wanting! I've been working on my own version using Libre Office Draw and Lulu, but the scans I had access to were small and full of scanning artifacts. My test print didn't look as nice as I wanted. What paper type are you using? I chose the 80# Coated White, but I don't think the smooth shiny paper works well. It would make sense if it was a comic book. The linen wrap binding came out really nice. I wasn't as happy with the printing on the matte cover. Maybe it would have looked better glossy.

I don't even understand what "Issue 4" means. Is that arabic or reformed egyptian?

Here's another shameless plug.

https://www.libraryoferis.org/

Over in the reddit discordian discord, Alana, Bwana Honolulu, and myself have been cooking up an idea to publish a website dedicated to Intermittens. Not only would this provide people to access the files easily, we want to work on getting it to the top of web searches when you search "intermittens", unlike currently, where the closest relevant link points to information about some unofficial versions of Intermittens. If no one has any issues with the idea, Faust has generously offered to let us use intermittens.org for the website.

So I was obsessed over the Svalbard decimal watches for quite a while and now I might be obsessed again. I never did pull the trigger and buy one. Question about Universal Discordian Time. Since the day is Eris' domain and the night Nox's(according to the Discordian tarot description about the Day cards http://dh.elsewhere.org/ddeck/description.txt), is the Discordian day broken up in to 1-5 daylight hours and 6-10 night time hours? Or does it start at midnight like the heathen 24 hour system? It seems like breaking the day and night in to 5 hour sections fits more with the Law of Fives than having a just a 10 hour day. There are some decimal watches out there on zazzle that use a standard 12 hour movement, but have a watch face broken in to 5 hours. They also have 6-10 in smaller numerals for the full 10 hour days.

Is that the classic decimal time watch brought to us by the french revolution?

That's just a proxy to the gopher site. https://www.libraryoferis.org is the main webpage and gopher://gopher.libraryoferis.org is the actual gopher link. Lastly, the I've got my own proxy running at https://gopher.libraryoferis.org which is way cool, you know, because it's mine.