I take issue with the “always” here, but in general I tend to agree with the sentiment. Journalists do not owe us their attention and it is bad to micromanage how they interact with the sources we’re pushing on them in the first place.
D5 (missed D20) ➡️ D10 (missed D15) ➡️ back up to D5, 40 score
What’s the best bar in the neighborhood to throw darts at? I hear that’s a thing now.
Maybe (??) the darts app I made is different enough from what's already out there to be interesting.
WB4 Darts is a free darts practice app I've been developing. It saves, consolidates (3DA + MPR), and provides analytics on your last 200 solo practice sessions across six training modes.
Essentially, it is for measuring reps against one's own current averages, which I think is a positive approach to practicing darts. Used over time, it produces a data-based profile of a player's strengths, weaknesses, and progress.
No account or download is needed to use the app, it works across devices, and users can save/retain their data in one click. There is not one shred of AI inside this thing, and there is no multiplayer function. It's for brutally doing reps, over and over and over again, in a way that documents genuine progress.
I'm new to the sport and made this app once I understood how I wanted to practice getting better at it.