On 30/11/16 09:47, Charlotte Elizabeth Webb wrote:
Last night I was watching Astra Taylor give a keynote for the 2016
Rhizome Seven on Seven event <https://vimeo.com/169714504>, and she
made a good point that 'purity' re: Facebook (i.e. not being there on
principle) is counter-effective when it comes to political organising,
because it is simply where the people are.
We're people here too ; )
X Charlotte
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Alan, leave facebook and keep posting
agee
On 30 Nov 2016, at 11:11, x <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Utterly agree here with Michael, Ruth, and I suspect many others, and
others I've missed.
Will def miss Alan's stuff if it were on FB as FB isn't going to be
on my network anytime soon.
+
Alan, if most posts went to FB, would it not be an illustration of
how the "feed-bubble" is wrapping goo over mindful attention spans?
Alan --> Please Don't Go!
Perhaps my time recall requires an apology, was it not only a few
months back when we've discussed how NB could be at times so many
people use the fb. I think neterarti came as a response to that
conversation?
Surely, when a person - or just me (?) - signs up to a mailinglist,
it's with Otherness within a certain range that you go for? Other
rather than a bubble? And by extension, a bit of Adorno's notion of
"art" as un-able to be entertaining, "art" as a radical that
constantly links away from cultural comforting beats?
Cheers!
aharon
xxx
November 30 2016 8:51 AM, "ruth catlow" <[email protected]
<mailto:%22ruth%20catlow%22%20%[email protected]%3E>>
wrote:
Agreed!
Same!
Alan, You are the highly valued artistic "ping" of Netbehaviour.
It's been a while - but there have been times when many more of
us posted work regularly.
I for one would love to what Netbehaviour people are up to on a
more daily basis.
If it wasn't for Annie's post last week, I would not have got to
experience the networked "feeling" experiment hosted by The
Nunnery Gallery last week- which changed the way I listen to
machines.
Please people, don't hold back.
Ruth
On 30/11/16 08:18, Michael Szpakowski wrote:
Please don't cut down Alan. People are grown ups and can
exercise some choice as to what they view.
I don't look at everything you post by any means but I'm glad
it's there.
michael
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I'm cutting back on my posts on Nb; I don't want to be either a
nuisance
or feel responsible for unsubbing. I'll post every few days w/
urls; the
usual daily sludge will be on Fb -
- Alan
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