#slowblog

[sglersch]

You probably already know or even practice slowlife, slowtraveling, well, the slowblog also talks about it: notice/create details, be in the moment (writing/photography as a process and goal, and not a minute lesson on the escalator in the subway), write/create only if you want it 100% (I don’t release material without mood, during creative/intellectual silence or just sleepy in order to maintain an activity or a harmonious tape) 📝 ⠀⠀ It seems to me that this is not a final list of suggestion tips, I will be glad if you help to expand it!

[neurophilosopher]

I don't like likes.

Even when I consciously tell myself that people giving my posts a like means they really do like my posts, it does nothing to motive me to make more content. There almost seems to be a disconnect between how we design sites for consumers and how we design them for content creators. On the creator side, most platforms generate tons of analytics options, as if we're supposed to respond to our audience, while it has been my experience that any time an artist tries to write for their audience and not for themselves, their art sucks because their heart isn't in it. Creating platforms for true creative expression and other forms of content creation won't be possible until we better understand the concept of motivation.

[feelandsoul]

...yes I really am going this slowly bc I keep stopping to process my Feelings but oh well whatever I’m having fun x u x