Re: <nettime> (no subject)

[Fred Heutte <phred@sunlightdata.com>]

So this is what it has come to:

>> a space where we can be confronted with our own embodied and everyday
>> oppression by trying to actualise projects such as self-organisation

While I am lifting this from its context, this fragment summarizes where this
list has finally arrived.  In other words, <nettime> has become what it was
trying to critique in culture and communications, and is now endless loop of
self-reference and whining.

It's been a nice decade with y'all.

all responses to /dev/null

peace out

fh


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