As a quick example of change (was 'Community')

As a quick example of change,
it’s turning into an anniversary festival,
moving through the system,
RAW should be My complaints, then,
why couldn't Rhizome adopt a First,
of course, As a suggestion,
Many of us seem to believe
And that's just hysterical the instant
We are, all, unwilling to accept
which is actually kind of cute,
dass es immer problematischer wird,
Leave RAW alone please.
I liked it better
with Super User supervision.
It unfortunately has become
fun. It’s totally net art.
If I like it, I’m posting it
Maybe I'm odd,
Don't read everything, but
somehow "crowd out" discussion.
declare an interest here,
I'm looking forward to seeing where this conversation goes,
This is exciting to me,
Patrick really used our massive server
We actually have already begun
And actually, we do have a box
and have an interest in its evolution.
I am reposting what I said,
But seriousely,
This isn't incendiary,
it won't even be considered by the "staff".
I can imagine a community box. I think
it's to much at the bottom
but it's worth a try.
to delirium, to announcements, to
"steal" links and content on the
undestandable inertia
It would bring the
Slashdot approach to project development, where
As a quick example of change, why couldn't Rhizome



by Steven Read, Eric Dymond, Lee Wells, Annie Abrahams, Jason Van Anden,
Lauren Cornell, alexis turner, MANIK, Pall Thayer, Rob Myers, T.Whid,
beate zurwehme, M. River, Michael Szpakowski, Rob Myers & salvatore
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, Lee Wells

nice


On 10/9/06 11:52 AM, "richard willis" <[email protected]>
wrote:

> As a quick example of change,
> it’s turning into an anniversary festival,
> moving through the system,
> RAW should be My complaints, then,
> why couldn't Rhizome adopt a First,
> of course, As a suggestion,
> Many of us seem to believe
> And that's just hysterical the instant
> We are, all, unwilling to accept
> which is actually kind of cute,
> dass es immer problematischer wird,
> Leave RAW alone please.
> I liked it better
> with Super User supervision.
> It unfortunately has become
> fun. It’s totally net art.
> If I like it, I’m posting it
> Maybe I'm odd,
> Don't read everything, but
> somehow "crowd out" discussion.
> declare an interest here,
> I'm looking forward to seeing where this conversation goes,
> This is exciting to me,
> Patrick really used our massive server
> We actually have already begun
> And actually, we do have a box
> and have an interest in its evolution.
> I am reposting what I said,
> But seriousely,
> This isn't incendiary,
> it won't even be considered by the "staff".
> I can imagine a community box. I think
> it's to much at the bottom
> but it's worth a try.
> to delirium, to announcements, to
> "steal" links and content on the
> undestandable inertia
> It would bring the
> Slashdot approach to project development, where
> As a quick example of change, why couldn't Rhizome
>
>
>
> by Steven Read, Eric Dymond, Lee Wells, Annie Abrahams, Jason Van Anden,
> Lauren Cornell, alexis turner, MANIK, Pall Thayer, Rob Myers, T.Whid,
> beate zurwehme, M. River, Michael Szpakowski, Rob Myers & salvatore
> iaconesi
>
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