[syndicate] Re: Yes, but is it art?
self re:ply.cator
netwurker at hotkey.net.au
Sat Mar 9 23:47:08 CET 2002
At 09:31 PM 3/9/2002 +0100, you wrote:
>At 09:52 09/03/2002 +1100, you wrote:
>
>>http://www.thecouriermail.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5936,3909023%255E7642,00.html
>>
>>Yes, but is it art?
>>Cath Hart
>>08mar02
>
>Dear Mez,
>
>I do not get the point of what you do anymore.
this is a shame, f....
>Particularily this announcement that has been cross posted all over the
>place is a bit too much to take, I find.
f, the cross-posting is ][more than][ necessary.......
can u d.fine "all.over.the.place?"
....because of the closure of list forums 2 anything but closed-down
predicated theory/discussion/banal correspondence, reiteration of
"acceptable" dialogue that x.cludes the multilogue, lauding
individualisation rather than entity-bouncing via replicated channels of
information that offer a completely different model 4 data dispersal......
the cross-posting is necessary.............do u now add.here 2 lists 4 the
fact that they provide n.dividual niches 4 perpetuation of culture along a
individualist axis? is there now a hierarchical structure that u'd advocate
regarding postings? is this info-threading via the ecosystem that we call
the net now regarded as spam b.cause of the politically correct nature of
these lists that accept repeditive monological personal-correspondance as
the norm? is this perpetuation of real-time regurgitative communication
structure wot u yearn 2 have in yr inbox?
do u even think about the communication structure that gels these lists
2gether? is yr individual/monogaze enuff 2 shift thru the idea of perpetual
information in flux, a curve of data that can be dipped in2 via x.tended &
repetitious communication?
>to me it is perfectly true that what you are doing is definitely _not
>engaging in the various discourses of the lists that you are on but simply
>use them and the subscribers who, sometimes, are also subcribed to several
>of those lists hence receive the stuff x times, exactly the same stuff x
>times and probably delete it x-1 times at best.
again, a shame......if all u c here is self-pro.motional activity, then so
b it...........this is far from the truth from my end, but i guess it
doesn't matter about n.tention anymore...u'll c wot u c.......the fact that
u c the act of deletion & x.tended x.posure as negative says it all........
>now sending this one in the same manner, cross posted, would enlighten the
>fact that all you are trying to achieve is getting your name mentioned x
>times to the y number of subscribers of the x lists you cross post to and
>that is it.
again, i'd say absolutely no.......i'm not sure if u're subbed to webartery
or wryting or arc-hive but in these avenues the info-sprawl is accepted...i
guess i'm add.vocating areas that sings information as valuable, as
resources 2 b treasured & a acting as a [source]pool of communally
accessible material ...if 1 n.dividual is x.posed 2 or 3 times 2 the
information, then they should b responsible enuff 2 take appropriate
action...... 2 tell u the truth i'm sick 2 the teeth that ppl r n.tent on
interpretation of multiple x.posures 2 info.mation or code-d.rived
variations via perpetuation of data that is drawn back into a canonistic
idea of absorption & meaning x.traction.........
.the under.writing. of. code. is repetitious.
[dis(ex)tended language modes r now outlawed in favour of an individuals
x.posure 2 infodatums].
>why would anyone care about being labeled art on the internet ?
n.deed, f. y n.deed.
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mez
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