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Not treating One like Another

Are.na is its own thing like any other place. (I disdain Tumblr-sourced images on there. It drives me up the wall.)  Use it most of all to distill information and build connections between ideas. It works best when you are purpose-driven with your initiative. What are you trying to do? That will help you understand how you want to use it. I currently curate a handful of public-facing channels. That gets resorted into a small set of private channels or downloaded onto my hard drive. ~ Are.na grew from founding members interested in sharing their art. Then, teachers and students used it to conduct research. And now, some galleries/artists use it to run mini blogs. It's still all of those things and more.

@tabitha

Mar 18, 2024

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writing recommendations on pi.fyi

every day i log on and write like a little book report on a piece of media that impacted me and that i cherish and why... it's so nice to reflect...!

@sofi

Feb 27, 2024

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are.na

pretty sure celine rec'd this which is why i finally signed up. a very useful tool for managing and archiving research and just knowledge in general. super cool, spent most of my morning using it to arrange all my bits of academic papers, articles, random knowledge. definitely plan to use it long term.

@tiff

Jan 1, 2025

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using this platform to remind myself to be grateful

what is a recommendation if not an expression of gratitude for some part of your life ? a provocation for others to feel that same gratitude?

@graeme

Jan 25, 2024

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no brands on here

no <3

@graeme

Jan 24, 2024

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exploring alternatives (Youtube channel)

oh my godd i love this channel so much. its been my YouTube sleepytime channel for like 6 months now, its like MTV cribs for weird old men who build beautiful off-grid houses. full ted kaczynski mode. one day i will join them inshallah

@graeme

Jan 12, 2024