dead, Blooks, pulse, virtual time
Miles. Thousands upon thousands of blogs dead. Detainees. Cryogenic
in virtual . Some brief (few postings). Other large. A blog survives when, still in detention, continues to receive visits.
A book (and the vast majority of websites) are completed. Complete. The blog (or even Twitter) is by definition incomplete. How many times you met a really cool blog whose last posting was dated several months or years? I think it was Cocteau (or Rimbaud ? Unforgivable confusion!) Who described the hours moving from the watch of a dead soldier. A dead blog is usually just the opposite.
is a personal time stops.
A habit put on hold.
should not be strange that whenever we travel the virtual. And we do so many ways. We could also define the virtual as one of the many different times to the biological.
Virtuality is contagious. Addictive. Twitter is a symptom of that "can not get out." A blog can be just a dead end that becomes another blog. It happens a lot. But abandonment, a way to detoxify one of the cultural presence of the virtual. Did
a blook (a book or anthology compilation of blog postings) is an advanced amphibious blog dead? is the foundational difference between books, notebooks, blogs and journals. The first two are finished. They call for greater fullness. The latter may continue forever. Twenty years ago I asked César Aira how many numbers were published in the journal Heaven (which ran alongside Arturo Carrera .) "Next is to get out," he said. Since 1969 we have no news publication.
could paraphrase Mallarmé and say: " the world exists to end on a good blog ." Or better: the blogosphere is not just another state of the world. Naming styles, to exorcise. A blog, like any blog, is a relationship of time and scale. But mostly rate.
is your pulse. The in your writing, your reading.
We become addicted to blogs by seasons. Chapters in a story, more abstract or theoretical to be it. Like a Fotolog.
The blogosphere is another library endless.
But What is the blogosphere? A navigation state. Login a time from many voices. The frequency (the frequency) get a voice (a way to make postings) to become familiar. A blog is a way to build familiarity, more radical or abnormal that it wants to be .
The strangeness and familiarity is also installed, if that is your desire.
always looking for stories.
Although these increasingly less like the classic models articulated by the nineteenth century. We do not know where to start, where he continues, which of their conflict is the most meritorious, or when may end.
For the same blog on hold (whose last posting a blog for too that is not current), uncertainty will always point what happened to that voice? Will you return?
"mutated do?
This is also a tribute to Napoleon Baroque, avatar Second Life left to take a vacation in five years, but let their blogs,
in virtual prisoners until his supposedly- Back to the metaverse is cleared.
is a life situation, or impose our pulse to virtuality, or it forces us to offer up more hours, days, months and years.
I'm rereading the correspondence between Leiris and Bataille. What a pleasure to just read the dates of each letter. Unhurried time reading and writing, even urgency. do good when we do not write only to "make news." The diaries are acceptably infinitely more than agendas.
July 16, 2010. The much-hyped blog blogger Lola Copacabana ( Naughty Bits ) stopped last September.
relations between visuality and virtuality are continuously redefined .
When he died
Dani The O , I spent many times trying to mitigate his blog the absurdity of his absence.
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