One of the reasons might be because flicker seems to move everything around. For example, a minute or so ago, I tried following a flicker link from yesterday, posted on this list, and got a page not found message, which usually happens.
Just a thought. Theresa On 3/13/15, Michael Szpakowski <[email protected]> wrote: > I remember in the previous DIWO projects there being a whole slew of work > and interaction between people *as work*.Maybe folk are just biding their > time but I think its a pity there isn't more of this this time around.This > *isn't* a nudge to remix my stuff ( although of course anyone is welcome; > the whole body of work is CC) but just to encourage more *artistic* > interchange. If that doesn't feel like it fits for people then I would be > interested to have a discussion about what has changed over the last few > years...because it always seemed to me that this kind of interchange was > *defining* in terms of some kind of human centred, anti-coroporate take on > the network...Having said that I'm off out for the day to look at splodges > of oil & pigment on wood and fabric supports in London so if anyone wants > to chat about this I probably won't reply until later...warm wishes to all > m. > > _______________________________________________ NetBehaviour mailing list [email protected] http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
