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Wednesday, September 9th, 2026, 7:24 am

Quotas Are Not Common Sense

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I started this year on a high note and with good momentum. It seemed like I’d manage to publish 8,000 articles per year in Techrights. With Rianne very active as well, 12,000 in Tux Machines (this year alone) seemed attainable. It’s still going at that pace.

Somewhere along the way I realised that Techrights was probably published too much, so I decided to offload and post more personal topics in this blog.

As a result, Techrights focuses on what it does best and this old (22 years) blog of mine is more active again and it sometimes receives comments.

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