Notes

comments and commentary

comments vs posts, annotations vs documents, etc

tiktok stitches like/unline youtube response videos

Ways to say what you want with less characters in comments, or to be more succinct, or simplify for more understanding, and also consider whether you have to comment on it at all, or if it should be private or in a different sphere, and all this depends on your purpose for posting/commenting etc

Who are you posting or commenting for? Audience, purpose, authenticity, living/working/loving/creating in public

Is it ethical to dissect comments the way people dissect videos? How many people are commenting from vulnerable positions, or are children etc, bc it’s easier to comment than post and is an almost universal thing but we don’t talk about it

link to annotations and marginalia, discuss doekieli annotations discussion

everything;nothing sites

‘e/n’ sites are an early internet phenomena still held up by some independent site authors. The term refers to a site that means everything to you and nothing to anyone else, by prioritising your interests alone. A blog with no specific audience.

whilst much of this site is somewhat thematic, in the spirit of e/n sites I write on disparate topics side by side and see where new thoughts fit into my existing web.
some thinkers/writers/creatives/academics/content creators have found ways to cater to a wide range of topics and interests whilst maintaining some level of cohesion/retaining their audience. how have they done this?