I look back over this blog which I have had for SOOOOOOO long and marvel at the drop off of posts from year to year. With Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and so many other platforms, it is difficult to maintain any regular content.
So it is with great fatherly pride that I share Savannah Fry's ninth anniversary post. She has struggled, (slightly) to maintain posting but relates nicely in her post the reasons for this struggle as well as how she is refocusing.
Here is her Playing in the Pages post.
How do internet systems, the world wide web, online social networks, databases and client server technologies serve relationships and the arts? What are the consequences of putting so much data about ourselves onto the web, and how can we manage the impression and information that is given out?
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