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2019-12-20
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Its not a dumb question at all!
It would recommend adding labels to the show description indicating if the episodes are standalone or part of a series. i.e.: Tic-tac-toe is 1 through 5, Twitter is 6 through 27, etc As I chosen past episodes that have appeared interesting based on the title & topic, actually listening to the episode required some more context to fully appreciate what was being discussed (especially in the twitter series) so it'd be good to provide more guidance for newer listeners who are digging in the archives.