question for the neocities folks: do you share your website in traditional social media or in real life? what do you think about sharing it/not sharing it?
i share it with everyone i know IRL tbh!! i'm not on any social media anymore. i guess it kind of just depends on if you separate your online identity from your IRL identity. ppl IRL don't really "know" me as "kkb", but i also don't mind telling them that's who i am, and i'm not really trying to conceal my identity, either.
I do share it! but not actively, mostly only if people ask what i'm doing or if i'm on any social media. and i have it listed on my carrd and tumblr, etc etc :)
i do! i'm trying to build up my social media for my music & it's been a real strength in that sense, it helps u stand out. ppl who r interested love the site! those who don't care don't even care to read it... but i do feel like i have to be careful about what i share... the wrong eyes could always read it
Similar to KKB I share it with most people that I know comfortably IRL. It feels more like sharing a scrapbook than a journal, and they mostly only look once. I like to see who sticks around though, I have a few IRL friends who check it regularly. I don't really exist on any other socials, and even if I did I don't think I would feel comfortable sharing this with a large group of people I loosely know.
I've mentioned having a website to a few people IRL, but they didn't ask to see it and I didn't push the conversation in that direction. I'd like to start sharing my writing with people offline, though.
I quite enjoy seclusion... even if we omit that IRLs for me are few and far between this place is its own place, but I have that for socials too. I like my ridges and lines even if it's counterproductive
I've shared my site with close friends and coworkers. I haven't linked it on any social media just yet, though I'd like to do so in the future once I build up my art portfolio... I'm just worried about my site being more visible to bots and bad-faith actors, especially since I have input fields on it.
i share it with everyone i know IRL tbh!! i'm not on any social media anymore. i guess it kind of just depends on if you separate your online identity from your IRL identity. ppl IRL don't really "know" me as "kkb", but i also don't mind telling them that's who i am, and i'm not really trying to conceal my identity, either.
I do share it! but not actively, mostly only if people ask what i'm doing or if i'm on any social media. and i have it listed on my carrd and tumblr, etc etc :)
I usually don't have any social media so maybe not but I do have it on my github if you consider that a social media a
i do! i'm trying to build up my social media for my music & it's been a real strength in that sense, it helps u stand out. ppl who r interested love the site! those who don't care don't even care to read it... but i do feel like i have to be careful about what i share... the wrong eyes could always read it
I share it on ig and twt. The only person irl who knows about it is my sister, as far as I know.
Similar to KKB I share it with most people that I know comfortably IRL. It feels more like sharing a scrapbook than a journal, and they mostly only look once. I like to see who sticks around though, I have a few IRL friends who check it regularly. I don't really exist on any other socials, and even if I did I don't think I would feel comfortable sharing this with a large group of people I loosely know.
I've mentioned having a website to a few people IRL, but they didn't ask to see it and I didn't push the conversation in that direction. I'd like to start sharing my writing with people offline, though.
I quite enjoy seclusion... even if we omit that IRLs for me are few and far between this place is its own place, but I have that for socials too. I like my ridges and lines even if it's counterproductive
I don't really share my website with anyone! Whoever finds it finds it.
no one irl knows i have it, not even my closest friends. it's like a separate life that i have here?
I've shared my site with close friends and coworkers. I haven't linked it on any social media just yet, though I'd like to do so in the future once I build up my art portfolio... I'm just worried about my site being more visible to bots and bad-faith actors, especially since I have input fields on it.