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Janna
@janna
No internet space has come close to rivalling the influence of early-mid 2010s Tumblr on me. It was partly the age I was at, partly the people there and how they thought about the world, which I didn't have in real life. It shaped my literary, musical, and artistic tastes by showing me what was out there and why it was good. It helped me document and articulate who I was and what I believed, allowing me to grow through those phases and evolve. And it was an early knowledge management system via creating personal hashtags on vibe, making it easier to "find the others". I was so lucky to stumble on and receive that w/out needing to know what I was looking for. Feels like that kind of online magic is increasingly rare. If I had to recreate it today, I'd: (1) seek out community on apps conducive to it (Warpcast, X, even Substack) (2) collect and curate in places like Pinterest and are.na (3) create and exist a hell of a lot more offline (4) talk about it online far more than I ever did
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charli cohen
@charlicohen
an incredible time
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Janna
@janna
a privilege to reminisce about, thanks for the prompt!
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