Episode description

DISCUSSED: Merlin craves an easy visit with Floyd; Spirit's lawsuit no longer winds on down the road; Question: what obligation does a company have to support their developer tools? And for how long exactly?; when are new film editions not "the good one?"; despite swearing not to do so, a popular service for monetizing indie content is, as they say, put on blast; lot of talk about business things; waiters shouldn't lie to people who used to be waiters; exciting developments in the Drafts ecosystem; and, finally, Merlin unleashes an old school stem-winder on taking a recent stab at resource-leveling—using technology!

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• ThoughtAsylum - Tasks & Lists | Drafts Action Directory
  
• Airtable
  
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• Introduction to Kanban Guide – What is Kanban? | Planview
  
• What Is Kanban And How Can It Be Used To Increase Productivity? | by Sandeep Kashyap | Medium
  
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• 40 Years Ago: George Harrison Found Guilty of 'My Sweet Lord' Plagiarism
  
• An update on Patreon’s API - Updates - Patreon Community
  
• Patreon raises $60M Series D, targets international growth and more customization | TechCrunch
  
• Patreon Tops $1 Billion Valuation as Pandemic Brings a Surge in Creators to Platform - WSJ
  
• Kanban (development) - Wikipedia
  
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