Has the time passed for lists such as this one? Have twitter and other modes of communication all but suffocated the value of a list that is supposedly dedicated to thoughtful commentary? It looks that way to me but I am not up to date with the technology involved.
I think it's a shame if lists like aesthetics disappear under the waves of quicker, sound-bite communication. Something very valuable is being lost. Or, maybe our listers have just grown tired of thoughtful, crafted communication. After all, if you write a whole sentence some sort of grammatical order must be used. But when you write forty letters of the alphabet, oops, my limit is passed. wc
