From: batlambat@protonmail.invalid   
      
   On 12/3/22 12:00, Anonkitty wrote:   
   > Arlo  wrote:   
   >> I'm also hoping more furries come around to the idea of having their own   
   >> sites instead of using Twitter or similar as their hub.  Not terribly   
   >> likely, but I can dream.   
   >   
   > Considering how prevalent furries seem to be in STEM, they kind of already   
   > do, it's just that their projects resemble large (yet insular) social   
   > networks and web apps more than they do some Geocities-style personal page.   
   > Projects like FurAffinity and Barq show that furries build spaces for   
   > furries to gather and exchange, not really to express themselves in   
   isolation.   
   I checked out Barq since I'd only heard of it in passing. It's   
   refreshing to see a furry network distinguish itself from the rest by   
   purpose - "Use Telegram for general chatting and use barq for Q&A and   
   discussing a topic," for example. I also like its apparent focus on   
   finding local connections and organizing in-person activities.   
      
   It's true there's a desire for shared furry spaces that personal sites   
   alone don't provide. Web design is a medium not everyone has a drive to   
   use, but I'd still like to see some linked from FA pages and the like.   
   There's cool stuff out there.   
   --   
   Arlo "Batlam" the Bat   
   https://batsaregreat.neocities.org/   
      
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