The Grizzly Gazette Creation Festival: The Submissions
From 15th February to 17th March, we hosted the first Grizzly Gazette Creation Festival! People were free to create anything for the platform and its users, like code snippets, themes, buttons, banners, other art, fiction, poetry and more.
We got 13 people's submissions (that we know of!), and some even submitted multiple things; so let's look at them!
Visual art
We had a lot of cool art entries!
Sylvia made amazing Pixel Bears for the users of the platform, and it even led to others creating some for each other via her template!

Other than that, we got a variety of buttons and other things to put on your blog. We got very cool ones by Vick that are very high quality and cover a wide variety of topics, like using no JavaScript, using no cookies, having used no AI/not supporting bots, Mastodon, LibreWolf and support for EU purchases, and another post that also features pixel art icons.

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At last, we also got Ava with some Bearblog buttons and a banner/forum signature!

Audio
Futureperfect graced us with a nice song called Bear-ly Awake that's calm and optimistic.

Poetry
Thoughtspiral wrote us a poem about oversharing!
Code
We got quite a few code-based submissions. Robert Birming submitted a lot, like his way to display your blog age, and the Grizzly Theme! Angrybunnyman made a stamp/seal code snippet that you can set at the end of each of your posts to sign them.


We got also got a theme from Usamainsights and Loreleice provided code on how to make hoverable table rows! Pseudosingleton adjusted some of Robert Birming's Bearhug theme features to use Markdown instead of HTML in case that's more your drift.

Suliman kindly shared his theme code as well, and Kami made a bookmarklet that lets you edit your blog posts as you visit them.
Other
Ready for a word search? Dabi made one about blogging. Can you spot all the words? If you're up for more games, why don't you try the Solo Journaling Adventures, which is, as the name says, a solo journaling RPG?


Final word
Thank you all for participating, and we hope to do this again some time!