Re: [Nettime-bold] the dominion of nettime

[bc <human@electronetwork.org>]

>human@electronetwork.org (Thu 03/21/02 at 11:06 AM -0600):
>
>>   [this post being resent, as it was addressed to nettime, but
>>   never made it into the bold archives, so another attempt...]
>
>brian:
>
>mail sent to nettime-l@ is *automatically* forwarded to nettime-bold.
>                     ^^
>mail sent to nettime@ is NOT automatically forwarded to nettime-bold.
>
>nettime mods don't manually forward anything to -bold.
>
>if you want something in the -bold archives, send it to -l.


  ted and others,

  i realized after posting the second message, that the first
  went to nettime, not nettime-l, as my e-mail automatically
  expands nicknames. my screw up. although i did not think
  anything much of it, in terms of moderation, for your info.

>
>this is really simple; the rest--'interesting' use of the passive
>voice, syntactic hopscotch, 'attempts,' etc--is mystification.


  i don't understand if you are referring to the content of the post
  i sent ted, and what you mean by this. this is really simple, what,
  what i am writing about, well, maybe if you know what is going
  on, if you're aware of it, but maybe not so simple if one has to
  reverse engineer by way of effects, and not causes. then complex.

  the passive voice is there for a reason. unless you want rage. if
  so, i could do that in person if someone wants to say this to my
  face, you know, offline. and also, syntactic hopscoth, that is
  brain damage. so nothing but trying to communicate, unless you
  mean wordstyling, which i tried to limit in this message. also, the
  'attempts', well, what do you mean by this. what do you know about
  what is going on that i do not. i have not accused you of anything.
  unless, you feel accused. and if not related. well, then it confuses
  me, as someone who has glee at another's destruction is no friend.



>cheers,
>t


  cheerio, maybe.
bc
_______________________________________________
Nettime-bold mailing list
Nettime-bold@nettime.org
http://amsterdam.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-bold