Re: What's the point?

Olu is writing daily posts in November, which have been great, and recently what's the point? asked what's the point of blogging. i get that blogging is seen as a dying art form: hard, nay, impossible to monetise; hard, no, actually, impossible to get anyone to look at your bloody posts; and hard, well, just really hard to justify right now save for just really liking being on your computer and talking to all the little queer people in it? And it's true! Blogging probably is terrible for these things. Apart from being on your computer and talking to all the little queer people in it. so what's the point of all this? why post at all? why care about the open web when the hounds of capitalism bang harder on the door every day? My response isn't really useful here because I don't have even a tenuous relevance that I rely on to be able to eat. So not being on social media and not caring who looks at my posts isn't a problem for me. The hounds of capitalism can bang on the door all they…

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