cybering cybersociology e-zine
the very act of being online. you're doing it now. mediated communication. virtual selves.  typing with the intention of becoming aroused;  intellectually, emotionally, physically.   Peer to peer communication is the killer app for democracy
articles Mike Gunderloy writes on the virtual geography of surfing. archives index Archives by Date Weblogs Exhibitionism/Privacy Web Presence and Self Submission Details   cybering.com is accepting...  essays, ruminations, confessions, rants, erudite theories, deconstructions, believe-it-or-nots, hearts-on-sleeve, hauntingly wrought prose, luminous odysseys of personal growth, etc. etc.  on topics like:  online communities (chat, newsgroups, mailing lists, discussion groups, webrings, gaming)  -- how they form, how they change. online relationships (of any type). you and your computer. subcultures: of expertise, of interest, of gender, of orientation. surfing, web presence,  alter personae, privacy, exhibitionism (journals and webcams), lurking. how being online has changed your real life. how being online has obviated your real life.   We will accept original material, links to good pages on these topics, or permission to use your material from your own site on these topics.
			cybering Thursday, June 21, 2001 Thanks to Michal, Cybering has an uncensored content-friendly, affordable host. After fumbling around with ftp (ftping to the wrong folder, etc.), it's wonderful to see the site come up. Upsetting to see it's languished for almost a year. Then heartening to surf through the pages and see how much work and thought I did put into it. Then wincingly "arrghhh"ish to confess that two months ago my email storage file got corrupted and I lost several articles that people had sent me. So, it's kind of like one of those kids' books "good news/bad news". Hard to believe that website hosts get away with the shoddy service and frequent server shifts (hi! to better serve your needs, we're changing everything! just re-upload your entire site and reconfigure your blogger settings!") that I've experienced this past year. My site was more down than up, and yet I paid set-up fees and monthly fees to two different companies. Live and learn. posted by nixie
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I'm not interested in a vanity press; I'm interested in providing a forum for issues that fascinate us about this medium. I'm also in need of a good designer (obviously). Consider this a template welcome page which will mutate rapidly as content comes pouring in. Anonymity or crediting wishes will be respected. links page    inquiries, submissions, and comments to: nixiestix@aol.com