the world needs some of those thursday 👁s

now i'm wildly curious

lmfao

we should be kissing the ground they walk on

oh, i wasn't familiar! thank you for sharing this, this will definitely help with my new need for blog scrounging...

thank you ! thank you... i am looking forward to more of becky's world as well... we need it... i also liked the part about getting stressed about people making assumptions, it's definitely something i've struggled with alongside dealing w/ invasive comments but I'm steadily making peace w/ it

my toxic trait is i have terminal hipster disease and most of the time i can only experience things like 5-10 years after the perceivable peak of a thing being talked about

oh word! I will have to listen in... thank you!

i feel Enriched... it's the kind of writing I think I've been really looking for and wanting to chew on, I'm glad she's kept on it for all these years

oh absolutely, i agree... i liked the "high off your own supply" part about the fiction of the 'non-real' online and how protest has become about symbolism and imagery and grandstanding platitudes about revolution rather than working and making any actual concerted progress toward anything

check her stuff out, there's a lot of great stuff here, a few recs are "make stuff and be free! (to vanish without a trace)" and "the california problem" as well as its spritual follow-up "let's play life"
ellaguro.blogspot.com

and it's interesting to see how the discussion is nowadays, and also how her writing on the indiesphere reflects a decade later... 'indie' especially feels like a non-term these days and that there isn't something that really captures the essence of the more fringe, like w/ 'alt'-rock in music today

excellent blog post, it definitely echoes a lot of the things i've felt both about my work and other peoples' relationships to the things i make... i have a constant egging worry that certain ground i may potentially retread may end up feeling very old hat, but perhaps it's not so bad...