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I liked the what Dean Terry- wrote on his blog: "over the last couple of months is that I thought very carefully about deleting a tweet, which in turn made pre
by jesickala 15y ago
I liked the what Dean Terry- wrote on his blog:
"over the last couple of months is that I thought very carefully about deleting a tweet, which in turn made pressing send when composing one less casual than before. Everything felt more permanent. I’ve always wanted to create something that made people feel more tension when hitting “send” on a social network." We are a bit too trigger happy when it comes to socializing on the net. The air we breathe doesn't remember our spoken words but the internet does. Be careful.
- Dysiode 15y agoI find myself automatically making judgment calls on my own thoughts, especially on G+ where it's easy to make things no longer public. In general, however, I've just posted everything publicly. If I have something controversial to say then in general I'm prepared (and often do in the post itself) to justify it rationally. Maybe I'm simply being naive :< I wonder how the generation that grows up with semi-immutable thoughts will learn to self-censor (for good or bad).