voxphoto · @voxphoto
52 followers · 246 posts · Server a2mi.social
Félicien Breton · @breton
74 followers · 444 posts · Server mstdn.social

"Erasing old content is, also, a fundamental betrayal of what the internet was created for. It was meant to be an infinitely expanding space of unlimited discovery. One that exists beyond what was possible in the physical world. You could be whoever you want, talk to whoever you want, and interact non-linearly across time and space."

by @ryanbroderick
: garbageday.email/p/on-the-inte

#online #gafam #blogging #webpublishing #Web

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Félicien Breton · @breton
75 followers · 486 posts · Server mstdn.social

"Erasing old content is, also, a fundamental betrayal of what the internet was created for. It was meant to be an infinitely expanding space of unlimited discovery. One that exists beyond what was possible in the physical world. You could be whoever you want, talk to whoever you want, and interact non-linearly across time and space."

by @ryanbroderick
: garbageday.email/p/on-the-inte

#online #gafam #blogging #webpublishing #Web

Last updated 1 year ago

Eric Maugendre · @eric
51 followers · 328 posts · Server social.coop
Nullmuseum · @nullmuseum
396 followers · 52 posts · Server hcommons.social
Marco Cortella :verified: · @Mcx83
78 followers · 126 posts · Server mastodon.uno

Interessante progetto di @istat_it: La storia demografica dell'Italia dal 1861 ad oggi. Numeri e grafici per raccontare come è cambiato il nostro paese dall'Unità D'Italia ad oggi.


webpub.istat.it/progetto/stori
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RT @istat_it
➡️Online nuova collana di , pubblicazioni accessibili a tutti, con contenuti e , approfondimenti e …
twitter.com/istat_it/status/16

#dati #storia #demografia #dataviz #istat #webpublishing #graficiinterattivi

Last updated 2 years ago

Nullmuseum · @nullmuseum
301 followers · 28 posts · Server hcommons.social
Kelly Ostrowski · @KellO
0 followers · 1 posts · Server universeodon.com
Soon siusoon (Winnie) · @siusoon
283 followers · 92 posts · Server post.lurk.org

Finally have time to read through this - the way in which sponge as a figure and metaphor for thinking sustainable and caring practices.

BECOMING SPONGE: SUSTAINING PRACTICE THROUGH PROTOCOLS OF WEB PUBLISHING

written by Michael Murtaugh
constantvzw.org/sponge/s/?u=ht

//We seek forms of work that function as soft filters rather than templates, embrace freeform formats and ways of working that avoid becoming calcified and prescriptive, and activate protocols that solidify and amplify practices in a responsive way while maintaining locally defined values.//

#webpublishing

Last updated 2 years ago