This one is probably already on your list, but in Berlant and Stewart's "The Hundreds" there is a section of independently contributed indexes that include poetry, graphic art, para-essays, and then a traditional citation apparatus mixed w/ entries like "A shoulder twitching."

I doubt it’s even remotely sustainable given the labor required just for content moderation, but it is interesting that this is basically how a bunch of mastodon servers work to defray hosting costs.

“Tender Buttons” completely rewired how I thought about poetry for a bit, but I’ve never delved any further.

Everything seems to work now, thanks for updating me!

I’m having the same issue, iPhone 12, iOS 17.6.1, mastodon account @halfflat@assemblag.es. It doesn’t even crash, just loads the splash screen and gets stuck forever which is pretty odd behavior on iOS.

It has suddenly become clear to me that I haven’t had field peas in way too long.

I used to use this for blocking websites a few years ago, and it was pretty powerful at the time freedom.to/downloads

Also, a fun little experiment with styling an RSS feed so that it’s legible for humans and matches my weird website design: zarabanda.neocities.org/feed.xml

Sick, super cool. I’ve been goofing around dip pens lately, just a classic g nib. It’s way beyond my skill level, but I’m starting to dig how much variation you can get. I’ll have to try out the kaweco sometime though, I see them relatively often in stores

Very cool! I’ve tried to draw (poorly) while using my medium nibbed Lammy before and it seemed way too heavy for the level of detail you achieved here, so I thought you might be using something pretty fine.

The line variation is really striking! Did you use a fine nib for this and fill in the heavier sections?

I understand that not making sense is largely the point, but at some point you just have to marvel at how completely out of step with basic reality these guys are. How long has it been since they've been outside? Forever?