Recently I've had very limited time on the computer in 
general, and even more limited time on gopher. Since gopher 
interests me, I decided to give DiggieDog on android another 
try. I'm glad I did, as they've made some great improvements 
to the client.

(RPoD, if you're reading this, yours is the only phlog so 
far that I can't seem to access with DiggieDog. I only get 
"length=0; index=0" on your .post files. This is probably a 
diggiedog problem.)

Here's how I access gopher, in order of preference, and in 
inverse order of time commitment:

1. VF1 on a Laptop
   This is the most feature-rich, and the most preferred 
   method, but it also requires that I have my laptop with
   me, and that I boot it up and have wifi available.

2. Terminus SSH client on Android Tablet
   The tablet has a physical keyboard and larger screen, 
   which makes this the next best thing to the laptop. I
   can use VF1 or other methods available on various 
   servers, but I still need wifi and a bit of time to
   connect and setup.

3. DiggieDog on Android Phone
   The phone has data, so no need to connect to wifi (I will
   usually share the phone's data for the above two methods
   recently, as I have no home internet in the new place  
   yet.) Quick and easy, but not nearly as nice.

When it comes to authoring content on gopher, the options 
above are also in order from easiest to hardest. The phone 
is readily available, and has JuiceSSH, so authoring is an 
option, but it's very slow with the onscreen keyboard.

I'm glad that there are many ways to consume gopher content 
available. I wish I had more time for the preferred methods 
right now, especially when it comes to authoring.