Re: <nettime> Nettime veteran patiently reading the nettime administrivia

[the gardener via Nettime-tmp <nettime-tmp@mail.ljudmila.org>]

hi admin teams, nettimers,

please keep me on the list, too.
couldn't live without it ...

and thanks to all the work you are investing to keep nettime alive!

/malik (from Lisboa)

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Thursday, July 13, 2023, 7:00:31 PM, Bruce wrote:

> It's rare for me to harangue the nettimers, but I'm very
> pro-nettime, so I'm going to seize this opportunity to send
> mail to "ljudmila.org," if only to show that I don't want to be pruned from the list.

> I'm up in the Balkan mountains this season, where I
> discovered that a shortwave radio that must be 40 years old
> still functions.  This discovery gave me a lot of the same
> moral comfort that I derive from nettime.  Short-wave radio,
> it's not for everybody, but some people have 'em.

> After all, what else is there: Twitter?  Sort of.  Maybe.  For a while.

> "All my followers are accumulated social capital that seem to
> have been rendered near worthless by algorithmic deflation," the author laments:

> https://www.eugenewei.com/blog/2023/7/6/how-to-blow-up-a-timeline

> Bruce Sterling

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