Blogroll
I haven’t come up with a style guide for my site or this page yet, but I do have a philosophical approach. I only link to sites that can be viewed on a web browser. I also try to avoid certain kinds of platforms. I think paywalls are mostly fine. I mean like, if someone creates something and that thing took time and effort and had costs to create and if they want to paywall it, of course they should do that...
But some of these platforms and things, the cost is so insidious. Instagram and Facebook for instance, you have to sign up for it and log into it to see what's on there. So, people write stuff on there and then there's this network effect, so more people join it and for what? So Mark Zuckerberg can have more money so he can continue to wake up every day trying to figure out ways to further ruin the world? The whole situation is bad for the consumer and it's bad for the creators as well. I don't know who it's worse for, because then the creators are conditioned to create things based on the specific dynamics of those spaces.
Look, before the above rant becomes pages and pages long, I'll just say I only link to sites that can be viewed on a web browser and as far as things posted to closed platforms go, it's on a case-by-case basis.
Below, you’ll find links that are interesting to me. Mostly blogs.
This page was last updated on January 24, 2026.
Alex Gendler’s blog on Substack
Freddie deBoer’s blog on Substack
American Archive of Public Broadcasting
Skull Practitioners on Bandcamp