Explaining Myself.
Following Me on the Web
You may follow me on any of the listed social media channels located in the right upper pane, though, after some deliberation I finally decided to use @Threads as my primary outlet for real time digital expression.
I once preached the merit of publishing to one's personal website first then to social media (the acclaimed POSSE model of independent web publishing), but eventually came to realize that the two types of publishing were different modes of one's digital presence. And within that perspective, that one's own WWW place was crucial but only in a secondary and repository context. You could say I'm now a fan of the PESOS model, if I have to pick one that I now align with -- though even that doesn't really cover my own idea of a "repository website".
However I mean, I begrudgingly acknowledge that engagement is crucial which in most cases only social media platforms allow for.
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