Articles

• Laziness Does Not Exist by Devon Price (Archived)
• you’ve been traumatized into hating reading (and it makes you easier to oppress). by Ismatu Gwendolyn (Archived)
• The man who tricked Nazi Germany: lessons from the past on how to beat disinformation by Peter Pomerantsev (Archived)

• I Am A Transwoman. I Am In The Closet. I Am Not Coming Out. by Jennifer Coates (Archived)
• On “Male Socialization” and the “Trans Masc Versus Trans Fem” Discourse™ by Julia Serano (Archived)

• On Letting People Enjoy Things by Esther Rosenfield (Archived)
• In Defence of Critique: Let People Enjoy Not Enjoying Things by charlie squire (Archived)

• There Is No Moral Imperative to Be Miserable by James Greig (Archived)

• Why Finding Your Autistic Community Didn’t Fix Your Loneliness by Heather Cook

• “BIPOC”, the Shared Oppression Myth, and the Black Natives It Erases by Kihnindewa (Archived)

• How To Recognize A Moral Abuser by springhole.net (Archived)

• What Is To Be Done? by CJ The X (Archived)

  Out of all the web manifestos I have read, this might be the one that resonates with me the most.

• Moderation.txt by Xandra (Archived)

  How to prevent your community from becoming a Nazi bar.

• In Praise of Links by Coyote (Archived)

  Hyperlinks keep the web alive. This is also why link pages like this exist.

• The one app to read them all already exists, and it’s called RSS by Jatan Mehta (Archived)

  I have been subscribing to RSS feeds since the 2000s to follow website and blog updates, and I encourage more internet users to do the same.

• Nostalgia is Bullshit by Rin (Archived)

  I do not align with communities and movements that revolve around nostalgia, because I do not believe the past is inherently better, and Web 1.0 design nostalgia is no exception.

• Cohost So White: A Comprehensive Record of the Matter of Race on Cohost.org by Alyaza Birze (Archived)

  I have never had a Cohost account, but as an internet user who have witnessed and experienced racism, including microaggressions, on various online spaces. Alyaza's article is a good case study on how online platforms run by white people, even progressive ones, can still fail to address racial issues on their platform.

(This page was last updated on 31 October 2025)