A space for ourselves | Chase McCoy
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Chase McCoy explores, builds, & writes about the web.
Working on the internet in 2021 is really hard, and it’s getting harder. The past year has introduced us all to new routines, new ways of working, new forms of anxiety, and new sources of grief all delivered via the web straight to our periphery. On top of that, we’ve also seen the increasing commercialization of online spaces in recent years. Instagram no longer feels like a place for sharing photos with friends, it feels like a venue to monetize your brand and commodify the attention of others. The times we find ourselves in have only accelerated the degree to which we are turning to the web
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