Alex Guest

@julienrbaker Hey, I just listened to your cover of Modern Leper - its beautiful, thank you so much for this, and for the songs you sang at the celebration. Much love. Well f***ing done!

And importantly, I'm speaking of the leaders-in-power of those groups, and not the brave people putting their hearts and hands to work. Cheers.

They consistently degrade quality for quantitative gains. As someone working very hard in line with how you speak of these times, I would like to engage you in discussion on this point. Thank you. In solidarity and struggle, Alex

@GeorgeMonbiot Thank you for all of your writing. Your work has been very influential for me, especially Feral. I hope that what I say to you now will not dampen the sincerity of my appreciation.

@griffinmcelroy Currently says, "which means only a rockport limited can open it with one hour of sustained physical contact - engineer - so it's not like..." Starts at 55:27

@griffinmcelroy Hey Griffin, there's an editing mistake in episode 11 of TAZ. It used to say "Rockport Ltd. employee" and the edit was to switch 'employee' with 'engineer', but 'engineer' is dropped in at the wrong point.

Thinking of #Divest folks from all over; at the black gates, preparing to defeat evil, as is their destiny.

Members of @DivestUMW were arrested in Richmond last week during a sit-in with other VA college divestment groups blueandgraypress.com/2016/03/17/thr…

Interesting take on being a "dissident" within mainstream Canadian Judaism and challenging the JNF, by Tyler Levitan huffingtonpost.ca/tyler-levitan/…

@alexcguest please support our #FtPS thunderclap LINK: (ow.ly/Z0fSx) from Twitter + promote our #stopc51 event! Thanks!

But we have a strange anxiety in us that if we don't interfere it won't happen. Now that's the root of an enormous amount of trouble.

You've got to let go and let it happen, because if you don't you're going to be all clutched up.

You're going to be constantly trying to do what can happen healthily only if you don't try.

Is that fair?

or always was, but i feel like the dream we have for the internet/the way we imagine it to be is far off from what it is/is becoming.

maybe the most interesting communication project on the earth and participation has become or is becoming constrained for less-moneyed folks

the internet is starting to feel like this to me more and more

in essence: we've made the choice to no longer provide free service, because it was only worth it when we were building a massive user base.