[NetBehaviour] Are you on Pinterest?
Alan Sondheim
sondheim at panix.com
Fri Jun 26 05:49:56 CEST 2015
thank you so much for this, and of course I hope so and agree as best I
can.
Second Life is a beast, filled already with debris, excavations, ruins.
The old MOOs and MUDs are worse, and all of these are interesting, to the
extent that they survive at all. I never thought there's be such a sense
of the uncanny within the digital or virtual, but here/there, it is, and
it extends, like a contagion or plague, across the entire spectrum of
thought.
On Wed, 24 Jun 2015, EduAustin Alliance wrote:
>
> Alan + Maudlin + Turnt Up To 11 =
> > but it seems a useless and quixotic endeavor occupying almost 22 years of
> my life,
> Which is a Troll because Alan is Never Maudlin.
>
> The first time I encountered Alan's website I thought of him as brave. I do
> not buy many peoples' fantasy of living 'off the grid'. "Off the mac grid?",
> I would ask them.
>
> The alpha betizing is ornament on your site.The beams are in place - your
> archive is more stable than any I have seen. Natalie Jeremijenko, for
> instance, does not have an archive which can be catalogued and indexed by
> Git.
>
> At some point there will be a zip of content - a dissemination to the finest
> online monument builders. I doubt it would happen in second life, there
> would be a celebration there of course, but the main bit, the part that
> matters, would happen later. Your words, mixed with others, inseminate an
> important conversation. Beyond that, your words, as an archive, sherpa
> generations through trouble-wrought lives.
>
> time withstanding,
> Bishop
>
>
>
> On Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 2:28 PM, Alan Sondheim <sondheim at panix.com> wrote:
>
>
> i have similar feelings, but working starker at
> http://www.alansondheim.org - placing everything in text files
> with urls to audio/visual; at the moment i'm on "tg.txt" having
> gone through the alphabet several times over. it's an arcane
> system which unfortunately makes it difficult and probably
> useless for everyone except me; on the other hand, the 20,000
> pages of text and references there are fairly complete. i
> started this in 1994 with what was called then net0.txt and it's
> continued daily ever since. at least grep and other commands
> allow me to search themes etc. fairly quickly. but it seems a
> useless and quixotic endeavor occupying almost 22 years of my
> life, as far as anyyone else is concerned.
>
> On Tue, 23 Jun 2015, Randall Packer wrote:
>
> Interesting conversation about artistic output into the
> social media
> sphere.
>
> I am obsessively committed to my blog:
> http://www.randallpacker.com/
>
> And have been for about 10 years.
>
> Why? Not so much because of the social nature of the
> medium, but because
> it is a database. It is my journal, my personal record, my
> own repository
> of ideas and media. My blog is a springboard for endless
> project ideas,
> most of which will never be realized, but they are
> documented with a
> system of taxonomies that allows this endless torrent of
> ideas to be
> retrieved and reused.
>
> I have a great fear of forgetting: that ideas will simply
> disappear in the
> ether. It is why Ted Nelson helped conceive the Web. This,
> in my opinion,
> is the great crisis in an increasingly complex global
> information culture.
> As an artist with a blog I have some control over memory
> and access, and I
> use it incessantly to track and organize and filter my
> thinking.
>
> I would be lost without my blog, which is why I have
> become somewhat of a
> disciple of Wordpress. With my blog, I am empowered to
> become the
> archivist of my very own Library of Congress.
>
> Randall
>
>
> On 6/21/15, 6:37 PM, "BishopZ" <xchicago at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I am by no means a Pinterest advocate, but I do have
> a survey question.
>
> Many of us fancy ourselves as artists - we like to
> make decisions,
> even if it is only about our own work.
>
> Online digital properties, especially the top 50
> trafficked on the
> internet, differentiate themselves, not by content,
> but by features.
> Pinterest's killer feature is delete. Compared to
> the competition,
> Pinterest is about curation, and thus they are the
> only mass online
> medium to, not just allow, but enable and promote
> deletion.
>
> The business model of nearly every large internet
> company is to juice
> every individual for-ever-y ounce of click-y-ness
> and like-y-ness they
> might have. Soak up every drop of interaction and
> use it to build a
> profile which can be sold. While Pinterest's
> business model is very
> similar, it is slightly different in a rather
> interesting way.
>
> Pinterest helps you boil things down, and as an
> artist that can be a
> very helpful service. Regardless of whether you use
> the service, you
> must register for an account to observe other
> people's curated sets.
>
> My question is this:
>
> Do you have a Pinterest account?
>
> How do you feel about the trade-off between blogs
> and wikis?
>
> How do you feel about the fact that your activity on
> social networks
> is monitored and sold to companies whose sole
> interest is to
> manipulate and corrupt you?
>
> Would you rather have no memory, or have to
> constantly prune?
>
> In appreciation,
> Bz
>
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