Clippings by Folkert Gorter
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Clippings by Folkert Gorter
electronic text that is volatile and ephemeral by design, which nonetheless turns out to be one of the most persistent and available literary artifacts on the Web.
Matthew G. Kirschenbaum • Mechanisms: New Media and the Forensic Imagination (The MIT Press)
“Everything we make, everything we do, is a bid for bearing our transience.” —Maria Popova
I evoke the term 'handmade web' to suggest slowness and smallness as forms of resistance. In today's highly commercialised web of multinational corporations, proprietary applications, read-only devices, search algorithms, Content Management Systems, WYSIWYG editors, and digital publishers it becomes an increasingly radical act to hand-code and self... See more
J. R. Carpenter • J. R. CARPENTER || a Handmade Web
Whenever you stumble upon an interesting thought on another site, write about it and link to it. Not only is it respectful to link to the person you quoted, but hyperlinks are also the magic force holding the Web together. They are both helpful and powerful. You can also add a links section to your site, where you collect interesting links you foun... See more
Matthias Ott • Into the Personal-Website-Verse
Archive the Fragment
Capture something incomplete. A thought, a sound, a sketch, a glitch, and let it live unfinished. Don’t explain it. Every fragment is a seed, and the mutant’s archive is built from what others discard, whether idea, something gone unnoticed or thrown away.
Capture something incomplete. A thought, a sound, a sketch, a glitch, and let it live unfinished. Don’t explain it. Every fragment is a seed, and the mutant’s archive is built from what others discard, whether idea, something gone unnoticed or thrown away.
