A freshly printed magazine has a scent different than a book. A book smells like paper that has been waiting patiently, yellowed and already committed. A magazine smells like a bet. Like ink still making up its mind. Good Internet Magazine As some of you may already know, the wonderful publication Good Internet Magazine, which has been running as both a digital and physical publication for the past year, is now on indefinite hiatus. I cannot overstate how inspiring and important I think the work of Alexandra, the creator of Good Internet, has been. In addition to Good Internet, she is also one of the creators of 32-bit Cafe, one of the only forums I frequent on a daily basis. She also created the collaborative webhosting project Marigold Town. Go listen to her podcast appearance on James' Wonders of Webweaving and support her. Alexandra wrote an excellent post-mortem on the experience of running Good Internet. As she explains: don't do it alone; plan to spend money you won't recoup;…
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