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The most miraculous part of this gig, though, was Sarah Shandl, a girl who raised her hand on Twitter the night I announced the gig, volunteering her services as a last-minute stage manager. I hired her over Twitter,

Amanda Palmer • The Art of Asking: How I learned to stop worrying and let people help

the good web

Marty Bell • 1 card

Creating A Better Internet Experience

Forest Linden • 4 cards

internet wild west

Preston Rakovsky • 2 cards

This Is What an Unmoderated Internet Looks Like

Ryan Broderick garbageday.email

YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim uploaded the first YouTube video, "Me at the Zoo," on April 23, 2005. The 19-second clip features Karim discussing the long trunks of two elephants at the San Diego Zoo. Though not groundbreaking in content, the video set the tone for a new era of user-created videos.

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Internet Artifacts

5 billion people use the internet. Less than 1% understand it. This mega thread will get you up to speed—starting today:

Misha da Vinci

twitter.com

This idealistic dream brings to mind Marc Andreessen’s recent confession that the “original sin” of the internet was not building a payments layer into the browser. The paid communities you investigate are an attempt to remedy that sin and ground cyberspace in the material/economic systems that support our livelihoods.