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EnglishHow to Follow Updates or Contact MoistCatawumpus
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The MoistCatawumpus website currently offers two concrete ways to stay in touch: a Latest Updates section on the homepage that lists project releases, and a public Discord handle, @moistcatawumps, given in the About section. There is no newsletter, email address, or other subscription channel mentioned on the site, so if you want to track new work, those two entry points plus the author's GitHub presence are what you have to work with.
What the site actually provides
The homepage is short and self-described as a work in progress ("This is a boring website right now, isn't it? I'll add more stuff in the future lol"). It is organized into three visible sections:
| Section | What it contains |
|---|---|
| About | A one-line intro ("I'm MoistCatawumpus, I code things") and the Discord contact |
| Latest Updates | A running list of project releases |
| My Projects | Links to the author's current projects |
Because the site is minimal, "following updates" mostly means checking these sections rather than subscribing to anything.
Following project updates
Check the Latest Updates section
This is the site's own changelog. As of the page content, it shows entries such as:
- Release of ๐ I Like Android Privacy
- v1.0.3 of ๐ณ Awesome Docker
New releases appear here first, so reloading the homepage is the simplest way to see what changed. There is no RSS feed or notification option documented, so updates are pull-based โ you have to visit.
Watch the individual projects
The My Projects section links to three current projects, each of which is the real home for ongoing work:
- I Like Android Privacy โ a collection of privacy tools for Android devices.
- GitHub User Stats โ a tool for exploring and displaying GitHub user statistics.
- Awesome Docker โ a curated list of Docker resources.
For version-level detail (like the v1.0.3 release noted above), the project page itself will usually carry more than the homepage summary.
Follow the GitHub account
The site's project links point to GitHub, and the author publishes under that account. Following the GitHub user page is the most reliable way to catch commits, new repositories, and releases without manually revisiting the homepage. This is an inference from the linked projects rather than an explicitly stated subscription option, so treat it as the practical route rather than an official channel.
Contacting the author
The only contact method published on the site is Discord:
- Handle: @moistcatawumps
The About section says "Add me on discord!" โ so a friend request or direct message on Discord is the intended path. No email, contact form, or other social profile is listed. If you don't use Discord, the site currently gives you no alternative, and the GitHub account is the next best place to open an issue or discussion on a specific project.
Practical checklist
- Bookmark the homepage and check Latest Updates periodically for release notes.
- Open the specific project under My Projects when you need version details.
- Follow the GitHub account for repository-level activity.
- Use Discord (@moistcatawumps) for direct contact.
Common snags
- No push notifications. Nothing on the site lets you subscribe, so updates only appear when you look.
- Sparse contact options. Discord is the sole listed channel; if that doesn't suit you, GitHub issues on a project are the fallback.
- The site may change. The author states more content is planned, so sections and links could shift over time โ re-check the homepage rather than relying on an old snapshot.