previously: Shortcutting art *and* commerce?, Accessibility Internet Rally for California, Another random and interesting-looking Friday post, From Afghanistan 7 [Scott Carrier], Ned in Boston and other Friday confusions, Bellybuttons in space and time, Another attractive web font, nice fat arial, Interesting physics speak, with .mov!, This is not webactivism,

Bruce Mau’s educational endeavour seems very keen on the *new* side of whatever-it-is we do (though he has been very clear that what *we* do is not what he do). A definite push for expansion rather than perfection. Yet elsewhere I see a tracing back to routes, a focus on deliberate craftmanship rather than bleeding-edge showboatsmanship. A focus on good rather than explicitly new. And I realised I was judging Bruce Mau as passé for pushing forward in such an old-fashioned net way.

Is it another net-irony that the latest trend is a shaker approach, and that last year’s fashion-victim is the one still trying to cut edges?


previously: Shortcutting art *and* commerce?, Accessibility Internet Rally for California, Another random and interesting-looking Friday post, From Afghanistan 7 [Scott Carrier], Ned in Boston and other Friday confusions, Bellybuttons in space and time, Another attractive web font, nice fat arial, Interesting physics speak, with .mov!, This is not webactivism,

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