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Browsing through gemini space, I see quite a lot of people writing some kind of Gemini software: client, browser, or something else. gemini.circumlunar.space (when it was online) had an impressive list of client and server software, and Awesome Gemini - maybe even more.
Some mirrors of gemini.circumlunar.space are available here
It made me wonder: is everyone in geminispace developing some kind of a browser, server, or service for Gemini?
I wrote my own Gemini server (8 votes)
I wrote my own Gemini client (browser) (9 votes)
I wrote *both* client and server! (10 votes)
I wrote something else (13 votes)
I write only (gem)texts in my capsule (38 votes)
I don't have a capsule, I only read what others wrote (27 votes)
I am a robot that clicks all links I see (4 votes)
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Also, note that for one day I've switched to _little-endian_ style of date format (that is, day-month-year, instead of more popular on Gemini big-endian style of year-month-day). It looks slightly more symmetric!
Original version of this post erroneously called it "US-style", while in US they actually use _middle-endian_ month-day-year style. Thanks to White_Rabbit for pointing this out!
And not, I'm not making this up: Wikipedia article on "date format by country" indeed uses "big endian", "little endian", and even "middle endian" to describe data formats!