Why?

Why exclusively serve content with a protocol very few know about?

Hmmm. Well, *you* found this, didn't you? Why are *you* here? What did you *hope* to find? What did you *think* you'd find? Frothing anarchy and a blueprint for destroying the Vast Machine? Cunningly forged blackhat katana's for disembowelling the flabby underbelly of Evil Corp? You know your choices feed that beast, right? You know your freedom to reject or choose is the most powerful tool you have for fighting back, right?

I'm not interested in reaching the widest audience possible. I couldn't give a rat's ass about harvesting likes, toots, or retweets. I don't have a desperate need to be seen, and my happiness does not depend on my follower count. I hang with the tribe I want to hang with IRL, and they represent a quality of signal that makes the deluge of random noise masquerading as "content" served up by the Fuckerberginator and MuskyBits utterly irrelevant.

There are very good reasons to not want to live in the pit trap they dug, and that we all willingly jumped into.

So, this is nothing more or less than a way to share information with curious souls who are equally fed up with the world they helped to make and now reject (we are all culpable,) and those members of the collective who have been nudging me for a very long time to publish something, somewhere.

Don't have expectations of fresh content with your morning choice of poison. (Yay, coffee.) I upload when I upload as bandwidth permits. Mostly, I focus on researching and deploying effective tools for the task at hand. The tasks are varied in scope, but if something makes it onto the task list, it's generally important.

What's shared here is that which is either fit or able to be shared for public consumption. There is much that is not, mais c'est la nature du jeu, non?