avenue
2 weeks ago
Hmm not sure about ‘presentation and perception via social media’ but our zine (Queen Beat) had an article about nostalgic for the internet and one I wrote about flying 8hrs+ to meet online friends and who is the “real” me - the one I presented to online friends or IRL friends.
avenue
2 weeks ago
Check out the writing of Sherry Turkle she has some great work on that (if I’m understanding correctly!)
girl-wonderlost
2 weeks ago
you might enjoy "the handmade web" by j.r. carpenter. https://luckysoap.com/statements/handmadeweb.html it quotes a lot of other web-meta pieces that also might be helpful. "I evoke the term 'handmade web' to suggest slowness and smallness as a forms of resistance."
photohomo
2 weeks ago
https://blog.avas.space/blog-website-eval/ - blog & website in the age of containerized socials
i've been working on one...now motivation to finish? [hopefully/dauntingly. procrastination a powerful beast to slay.]
I'm not sure if it fits but I have a small manifesto on using social media as an artist
my homepage has a little "why neocities?" thing i typed up about tryna get away from large social media platforms.
uhh i am against manifestos but a little thing i can say right now is: i personally (me) (not telling anyone else to do this) always act like i'm just...talking to people. not really trying to present anything at all. i'm just having a long ass conversation with people -- well, usually, i have one or two specific friends i aim to be talking to. that's it. there's no magic
and actually that's why i started blogging. i would type up huge ass paragraphs in response whenever somebody asked me something or prompted me with something, and eventually i came to the realization i should be more concise interpersonally & not force my friends to read that shit unless they wanted to. 'that shit' became my blog