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Hah. I sincerely love the innocence of this and what it says about cycles in modern history! Once upon a time, many of us would publish our bookmarks on our pe
by swatcoder 3y ago
Hah. I sincerely love the innocence of this and what it says about cycles in modern history!
Once upon a time, many of us would publish our bookmarks on our personal domain, our geocities page, or our blog. It was an everyday thing that acted both as a way to share with others and to make our bookmarks more accessible before magical cloud services and auto-syncing were a thing.
Now, some new generation is stumbling into that practice, but gets to color it with a launch announcement because the internet is so pervasively commercialized. And again, I'm not knocking it. I'm just enamored more by what it represents than the particular aesthetics or content.
- arianadeli 3y agoHaha, appreciate the comment. I believe we still do that to some extent, i.e. tweeting out links we like or sharing it to our stories. All in all, I am trying to put together a nice email every week to serve the same purpose you mentioned!
- flir 3y agoHeh. Now sit down, kid, and let me tell you about .plan files... You're right though, it's a lovely project, and probably better for me than any three random google searches. We need more curated internet.