I think the time has come to divorce ourselves from content that can’t have its provenance proven.
Truthfully I rather like the idea of having a small but very heavily documented and curated collection of media than the tidal wave of ‘content’ we have now.
It may take longer to get stuff but when you have something you can have all of the information about how it was made. Personally I think that would be much more fun.
Yeah, and the word ‘content’ never sat right with me, either. It describes something that fills a void, not necessarily with any purpose. And being ‘content’, not having any demands, just accepting whatever you get.
I think the time has come to divorce ourselves from content that can’t have its provenance proven.
Truthfully I rather like the idea of having a small but very heavily documented and curated collection of media than the tidal wave of ‘content’ we have now.
It may take longer to get stuff but when you have something you can have all of the information about how it was made. Personally I think that would be much more fun.
Yeah, and the word ‘content’ never sat right with me, either. It describes something that fills a void, not necessarily with any purpose. And being ‘content’, not having any demands, just accepting whatever you get.
https://refactoringenglish.com/blog/why-i-stopped-creating-content/
Yeah, we should all consume less content and more art.