Notes
Dear reader
Naive Yearly was... perfect. That's how I feel. Thursday evening, we met on a boat. We spent Friday at a castle, and by Saturday afternoon, we rested in a park. The weather was mild, the people were kind, and the conversations were energetic. I'm so happy with how everything went and for everyone who showed up.
In his talk, Daniel Murray said that the meaning of the web exists in links, not in pages. I believe the same holds for this newsletter and the projects growing out of it. What touches me more than anything is meeting all of you from around the world, sharing this unspeakable fascination with the quiet, odd, and poetic web.
You are the links tying it all together. Thank you.
With care
Kristoffer
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Field notes
An open Are.na channel with a few photos, quotes, and links from this year’s Naive Yearly. Feel free to add your notes and observations. Later this year we’ll publish analogue photographs and adapted versions of the talks.
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Ljubljana, Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3.
Thom Wong from Supergranular wrote a travel diary about Naive Yearly. It is touching to read how he goes from intimidated to summer camp friends in a few days. Thanks for joining, Thom.
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»The crucial difference between iterative software methodologies and past models is constantly incorporating environmental feedback.«
— Casey Tang in conversation with Meg Miller
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Call for Participation: Are.na is collecting signatures, Weird Web October is a challenge and Currents an opportunity.
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The Poetic Web Calendar has a few things coming up, but mainly for later in October.
Collections
Btw. I spoke with Jan Štěpánek about the naive and poetic web for the Czech Wired.
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