What kind of moderation should Twoism.org adopt? |
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Dear Twoism members, Since its beginning, Twoism has been a space where people come together through a shared love for Boards of Canada and related topics. Over the years, this forum has always embraced a wide range of conversations, sometimes sharp, sometimes philosophical, sometimes deeply personal. But times change, and so does the internet. That’s why we'd like to hear from you: how should Twoism approach moderation in the future? There’s no right or wrong answer, this is an opportunity to reflect together on what we want this community to be, and how we interact with one another. Please take a moment to vote in the poll. Your input will help us shape the future of Twoism in a way that reflects the values of its members. Help we’re fighting, Twoism crew [Continue] |
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mechanismj wrote:Hah! Glad you like it!
Echelon wrote:mechanismj wrote:Hah! Glad you like it!
Whoever blotted out the face did an excellent job. Truly trippy in the vein of the MHTRTC cover
mechanismj wrote:Echelon wrote:mechanismj wrote:Hah! Glad you like it!
Whoever blotted out the face did an excellent job. Truly trippy in the vein of the MHTRTC cover
That would be me! I thought it looked terrible, but in a good way! Hah!
mthrndr wrote:Navaru wrote:Bit-o twatter action this morning from the Boards of Canada
more likes on requests for a new album. I remain vaguely optimistic
SamuraiDrifter wrote:I think their social media pages are run by BOC directly because it's ridiculous to think a band as careful as them would entrust their sole method of communication to a label representative, and the fact they didn't reference "70" does not change that in any way. People really put way too much emphasis on numerology, especially when they really never reference it outside the context of their albums.
The idea of Warp interns running their Twitter is based on the misconception that they're mysterious hermits who live in the woods and can't be bothered with such Earthly concerns as "the internet." They've gone to great lengths to shoot down this kind of mythologizing in interviews over the years and yet it continues.
SamuraiDrifter wrote:I think their social media pages are run by BOC directly because it's ridiculous to think a band as careful as them would entrust their sole method of communication to a label representative, and the fact they didn't reference "70" does not change that in any way. People really put way too much emphasis on numerology, especially when they really never reference it outside the context of their albums.
The idea of Warp interns running their Twitter is based on the misconception that they're mysterious hermits who live in the woods and can't be bothered with such Earthly concerns as "the internet." They've gone to great lengths to shoot down this kind of mythologizing in interviews over the years and yet it continues.
reflex17 wrote:Their seemingly legit twitter accounts would indicate they have some level of interface at least.
The other day I noticed the saxophone solo in "Dance with Us Lord" starts at 1:17 which is the exact same length as the smallest weird number. Probably a coincidence, I just thought it was interesting.