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The Other Austrian
It’s going to take a little bit of time to get to the point where it becomes on-the-nose for me to make tongue-in-cheek references to a particular Austrian painter, but fear not, good audience, for eventually by the end of this particular newsletter edition, I will have once again
Bluesky Blues
Bluesky, originally a research initiative developed at Twitter, became its own company in 2021. It is described as a “micro-blogging” social platform and is classed as a “Benefit Corporation” with an explanation of its particular structure and function found on its Wikipedia page. The main takeaway is that Bluesky functions
Diagnosis: Brainrot
Did you know “proship” discourse is still going strong on Twitter? Thankfully, after my main account was permabanned from Twitter, I decided to make the full switch to BlueSky. Instead of a thousand cocaine-riddled, showboating, rabid cuntbeasts constantly screaming around me, the discourse was more settled into reality. Don’t
BlueSky Censorship Tightens
Because nobody seems to take art seriously anymore, BlueSky, the Twitter replacement after its descent into Musk Madness, has decided to implement new censorship rules. These rules are lazily written, overly broad, and unduly vague. The moderation team for BlueSky could essentially use them to censor whatever the hell they