Dear Alan and netbehaviourists I don't know why people write less in netbehaviour. Some hints: Email is not the favorite way of communication anymore. Information is toooo much everywhere, people tend to prioritise what is usefull. Etc etc. Mostly "old" "intelectuals" exchanging ... The list isn't sexy ... I do miss the old mailing list where people discussed often without a fear to be ridicule, could ask stupid (what is that?) questions and get answers. But I admit I also don't always take the time to read all.
Last week I posted a remark on a not to be mentioned social network " I hate NFT - and am bored by it - no real perspective for change, just assets - it is consuming my attention without giving me anything" and got more than a 100 reactions, by far the most ever I think. I read it all, got links to a multitude of articles I mostly had already read. And still I can't really make up my mind about it. Then I thought what I would need is not another article, nor a podcast or talk, but a real conversation about this. A place to exchange about it, a place where no-one tells me what to read, but carefully answers my stupid questions, and asks me questions .... not an email exchange, but a conversation .... (that maybe could be done via email exchange ..., maybe...) Such a thing is lacking! Especially in Covid times. Bye bye have a nice end of the day all Annie --------- *Moving Paintings*, net art *Sans Objet <https://www.centrepompidou.fr/fr/programme/agenda/evenement/8ZjR4xR>,* exposition en ligne *Centre Pompidou*, 19/05 - 19/11 2021. Videos from Utterings *Supra Semiotics* Performance and Panel discussion <https://utterings.hotglue.me/?elo>* <https://utterings.hotglue.me/?elo>Toward a Supra-Semiotic Telepresent Communication* ELO 2021 Platform (Post?) Pandemic --------- On Sat, May 29, 2021 at 3:49 PM Alan Sondheim <sondh...@panix.com> wrote: > > I've noticed this, and many other lists, have gone mostly silent (except > for neighborhood lists), and I'm wondering if this has to do with the end > of many lockdown restrictions? Neighbors are taking care of neighbors, and > of course in-person contact has increased enormously. > > The lists served two purposes during the height of the epidemic; in > addition to their stated content, they also upheld community. Now both > seem to have gone silent, at least for the moment. > > Comments greatly appreciated > > Best, Alan > _______________________________________________ > NetBehaviour mailing list > NetBehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org > https://lists.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour >
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