The wild internet never went away. It’s just that “nobody” cares to use it.
Renting a webspace and putting up some random HTMLs or PHPs hasn’t gotten more difficult. And some people do it too. You can still just put up a phpbb on a free webhoster. Many of the 20+ year old websites & forums are still around.
That corporate web has won based on convenience, appeal and psychologic trickery not by killing off the old web.
And in my opinion, socialist governments should take advantage of this new centralized structure and force corpos to invite wild culture into these large structures
Wild culture in this case means the culture of the internet that was present before the Adpocalypse, where you could do things that are now deemed “brand-unsafe” without risking your livelihood
Could you give an example of this brand-unsafe behavior? I meant to ask before, but I’m still unclear reading through how the thread has progressed on what “wild culture” means.
The wild internet never went away. It’s just that “nobody” cares to use it.
Renting a webspace and putting up some random HTMLs or PHPs hasn’t gotten more difficult. And some people do it too. You can still just put up a phpbb on a free webhoster. Many of the 20+ year old websites & forums are still around.
That corporate web has won based on convenience, appeal and psychologic trickery not by killing off the old web.
And in my opinion, socialist governments should take advantage of this new centralized structure and force corpos to invite wild culture into these large structures
What is wild culture? And in what sense is it unwelcome in social media?
Wild culture in this case means the culture of the internet that was present before the Adpocalypse, where you could do things that are now deemed “brand-unsafe” without risking your livelihood
If you don’t make your money as the online equivalent of a walking billboard you don’t really have to worry about that.
Could you give an example of this brand-unsafe behavior? I meant to ask before, but I’m still unclear reading through how the thread has progressed on what “wild culture” means.