Internet – Page 2 – Elizabeth Tai

Auditing my social media use and information consumption

Aug 5, 2024

When you get such extreme mental fatigue from social media and you just want to check out and sleep all day – you know you’ve got a problem.

Why a lot of my content is now gated

Mar 31, 2024

I’m gating a lot of my content on my website these days. The reasons are numerous, which I detail in this post, but namely – I want AI companies, Google & other corporations to “work for it” if they want my content to boost their profits, and also: I want to keep some stuff more…

Weekend Tales #4: My focus in 2024 is ‘beauty’

Jan 12, 2024

The new approach my little newsletter, Tai Tales is taking in 2024. Standing up against outrage culture on the Internet. And some articles about the Substack / Platformer drama. 📧Subscribe to read the post.

2023 Recap: Concepts and discoveries that made the year better for me

Dec 29, 2023

I reflect on the concepts and ideas that have improved my life in 2023.

Is the Internet really broken?

Nov 9, 2023

My thoughts about The Verge’s article, The people who ruined the Internet and Danny Sullivan’s response, and the conversation swirling around SEO and the suckiness of the Internet.

What I learned from one year of Substack

Oct 22, 2023

Personal and random observations on what it takes to “make it” on this platform. Caution: Some of it can be brutally honest and rub you the wrong way. This post will be gated after a week. ;)

Weekend Tales #2

Jul 16, 2023

Dealing with digital burnout and a bumper issue with 12 recommended reads! 📧 To read, subscribe to the blog.

The sorry state of social media

Jul 9, 2023

A good post by SelfAwarePatterns about Threads and why social media is mostly crummy these days.

The puritanical pursuit of platform purity

Jul 9, 2023

Threads is out. And the natives are restless. 🍿 📧 To read, subscribe to the blog.

Being an imperfect gardener of my digital garden

Jul 6, 2023

The way I blog has drastically changed since I discovered the IndieWeb. For one, I’m less precious with my blog posts. I allow mistakes, errors, and no longer think chronologically. Every post is an evolving document.

Tag: Internet