Added collections

Since the last development log, I've been continuing to review and add more of other people's projects to this directory to feature them and bring people's attention to celebrate their work. The existing collections have many more creations in them, and I've added some whole new collections to the directory too, such as:

• Physical games. Some types of these are tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs), such as Dungeons & Dragons; journaling games; letter-writing games; live action role-play (LARP); and lyric games.
• Bitsy games. A typical computer game created with Bitsy has pixel art graphics, a top-down view of a map that you explore as a character, and a small amount of dialog, and can be played through in a few minutes. Some creators use Bitsy to create interactive essays, stories with only one ending, or art pieces that you explore and have feelings about.
• Twine games. A typical computer game created with Twine is similar to a Choose Your Own Adventure: a text-only story in which the main character has multiple choices, and you choose one to see how things turn out for them. Some creators instead use Twine to add interactive and multimedia elements to essays, prose, step-by step instructions, and more.
• Game mods. Put queer representation or pride flags into your favorite games.
• Books (all kinds)
• Fandom and media criticism.

I also have some collections that are in progress that I'll add to the public list once I feel like they have enough in them. By the way, if you're subscribed to these updates, you might be interested in these jams and bundles! 

• An Intersex Jam will run from May 31 to June 30, and its purpose is encourage people to create new projects in any medium with characters who are intersex.
• The TTRPGs for Trans Rights - Ohio bundle ends in a couple of weeks, buy it while you can!