Month: September 2020

@lazcorp I suspect a natural evolution in timeline creation occurs, the currency of trust among those whose opinions we value increases et al. A fall back to the early days of the Net and its bubble communities. Social media is young and lots of new strategies and forms will emerge.

I suspect a natural evolution in timeline creation occurs, the currency of trust among those whose opinions we value increases et al. A fall back to the early days of the Net and its bubble communities. Social media is young and lots of new strategies and forms will emerge.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 8, 2020

@lazcorp And lots of things already soaked with Wiki-level, personality free knowledge and illustration will be spammed to death. But we crave things that we just know ‰Û÷are‰Ûª and are not easily defined. There is no good definition of goth, but we know it when we find it.

And lots of things already soaked with Wiki-level, personality free knowledge and illustration will be spammed to death. But we crave things that we just know ‘are’ and are not easily defined. There is no good definition of goth, but we know it when we find it.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 8, 2020

@lazcorp When I have talked about my work, you work, the work of others as ‰Û÷genre without name, genre with feel‰Ûª I have always seen it as positive. Possibly not in the now, but going forward. In the ether, recognition as that old pisspuffin Nolan would put it.

When I have talked about my work, you work, the work of others as ‘genre without name, genre with feel’ I have always seen it as positive. Possibly not in the now, but going forward. In the ether, recognition as that old pisspuffin Nolan would put it.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 8, 2020

@lazcorp I think that change of speed is coming. More selection, less noise are all predictable trajectories of the current shitshow. I am actively trying to remove and limit gatekeeping. I remain wedded to the belief that people want better as well as easier.

I think that change of speed is coming. More selection, less noise are all predictable trajectories of the current shitshow. I am actively trying to remove and limit gatekeeping. I remain wedded to the belief that people want better as well as easier.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 8, 2020

@owenbooth This is a lie. This is possibly two lies. Certainly one lie.

This is a lie. This is possibly two lies. Certainly one lie.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 8, 2020

@LordSteerpike Yay!

Yay!

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 8, 2020

@LordSteerpike So pleased for you.

So pleased for you.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 8, 2020

The superstition of the Hookland coast that none should touch a dead man‰Ûªs boat means you find all sort of ruin craft along the shore. https://t.co/QX3UiwqaeI

The superstition of the Hookland coast that none should touch a dead man’s boat means you find all sort of ruin craft along the shore. pic.twitter.com/QX3UiwqaeI

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 9, 2020

@lazcorp You call it grumbling and ranting, we call it watching your editorial warm-up exercises.

You call it grumbling and ranting, we call it watching your editorial warm-up exercises.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 9, 2020

The village‰Ûªs mudwall cottages of unbaked brick held fast. Among the walls of chalk, clay and straw where animal bones and wards against wicked magic had been placed, shadows that had leaked from bad dreams found their entry denied. – #CLNolan, ‰Û÷The Siege of Teapot Lane‰Ûª, 1921

The village’s mudwall cottages of unbaked brick held fast. Among the walls of chalk, clay and straw where animal bones and wards against wicked magic had been placed, shadows that had leaked from bad dreams found their entry denied. – #CLNolan, ‘The Siege of Teapot Lane’, 1921

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 9, 2020