I had read all the suggestions, but I don't have anything in particular to answer with for now, other than thanks!
For now, I have concluded that, for core content, spreading it over self-contained mobile-compatible free browser games hosted on itch.io has the most of potential. Posting on Twitter would be mostly for side fluff and sustained activity advertising. Some custom site would be more of an additional accessible structured presentation between the two extremes.
>>152856Chaotic planster is me... Specific scenes are the core data points I ended up with after daydreaming about my stuff, the .zip archive kind that I can easily extrapolate back from whenever I need.
I love your image, because it gives good approaches I wouldn't really think about.
>>152822I'd probably make an encyclopedia of entries with reference sheets, because I don't invent stuff that'd be easy to contain in words. Good idea nevertheless!
>>152219I had read The War of Art recently, and, while don't agree fully with the book handles itself, it had an important point that you either commit yourself to out-pro'ing the pros, or you risk staying behind with what's both out of touch with yourself and other people. It helps that I enjoy competition over the things I like, or at least I love-hate it.