McSweeney’s Internet Tendency: A Letter to Prince Regarding the Crying of Doves and the Fiasco That Resulted From the Presentation of a Speech on That Topic.
I suppose I should type something here, but really, just read it. All the way through.
I suppose I should type something here, but really, just read it. All the way through.
First, Amazon.com has a fantastic deal on the greatest American comedy in years. Well worth the purchase for the man or woman of taste. Caw cu-caw! Caw cu-caw!
And then, of course, this. I post it knowing full well that it’s been Dugg, Reddedited, twittered, FaceSpaced, Mybooked, Filtered by Metas, Piled by Filers and all other manner of internet euphemism. Still there are those who have not seen it, strangely.
I wanted to try a really long headline. Like my resume site, ChristopherElst.com, this site will be getting an overhaul shortly, both in design and usage. I intend to make my blog more amenable to the passing user, although I doubt I will be able to resist the LiveJournal-ly overly personal diary entries now and again. I’ve been making most of those private, so that only my hacker friends are bored with me.
But in the interest of the burgeoning Steelbuddha community web 2.0 sharing experience (or some equally obtuse marketing name), I post this delectable little article about trolling. If you can stick to the text and ignore the Cracked.com shell, there’s actually a point to be made in there, particularly toward the top of the list — which in our times comes at the bottom of the article. The interwebs inverted our inverted pyramid, Journalism majors!
5 Ways to Stop Trolls From Killing the Internet | Cracked.com
See also: Malwebolence – The World of Web Trolling – NYTimes.com, for a more learned and researched perspective.
Just in time for NaNoWriMo. Get on it, my writer friends. I’m not going to submit myself to this torture, but you most certainly should.
Video on Springsteen’s page for Halloween. Pretty boss, if you don’t mind me saying.