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The "most followed" option for arranging/presenting Neo websites needs to be nuked into Web 2.0 oblivion where it belongs.
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https://suboptimalism.neocities.org/writings/yesterweb just gonna leave that here
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space-bar
2 years ago
Thank you for posting this. As someone who found the yesterweb right as it was imploding, I have been trying to piece together what happened because I also found the entire thing very bizarre.
september
1 year ago
The way it was structured, I think it was doomed from the start. You can't essentially create an organisation (esp a hierarchal one, which is what HAPPENS with fandoms, even those with the best intentions and people active in them) from a movement, especially a movement that should by its nature mean different things for everyone. I'm sure a lot of people hate me for saying that, but eh. *shrug*
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arkmsworld
1 year ago
Taking what is essentially an anarchistic movement and imposing a rigid structure upon it, is completely illogical and, as demonstrated, ultimately self defeating. Taking peoples' happy, creative, interactive space and subverting it with a secret agenda of control and dogmatic indoctrination is shitbaggery at its worst.
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september
1 year ago
YES. Oh my gosh, YES. Exactly. I'm so relieved I'm not the only person who thinks that way!
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Flat out fucking astonished at the amount of people in the TERF webring. I'm hoping it's mostly just out of ignorance, because holy shit, son.
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