Will have to look at that! Yes, their own genre - as did IRC at the time,
and newsgroups, which often had their own ecologies - for example that of
Doctress Neutopia. This is a pretty much undocumented history/artworld/s
of the Net, and for me at least, has a lot to do with the background to
artists such as myself, possibly mez, and even the plays/events that go on
in virtual worlds.
Thanks!, Alan
On Wed, 15 Jan 2014, Rob Myers wrote:
On 14/01/14 09:26 AM, Alan Sondheim wrote:
Public Dialog from the Cybermind Conference, 1996
Please go to http://www.alansondheim.org/cyberconf.txt
This is early on, and deals with text-based vituality,
cyber-sex, community, and other related issues.
Thought it would be of interest again, even with all
its faults. The conference was held in Perth. We used
a MOO, newsgroup, CuSee-Me, and other online means to
communicate to the world at large.
It's wonderful, and it's amazing to see again how MOO conversations have
their own style (...are their own genre?).
That reminds me, the MOO play "If You Can Get To Buffalo" is having a
run off-broadway:
http://www.broadwayworld.com/off-broadway/article/IF-YOU-CAN-GET-TO-BUFFALO-to-Play-Off-Broadway-Begin-213-20131217
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