<div dir="ltr">Sorry for any cross posting...<br><br>Neterarti - it's like twitter but for art.<br><br>Join us on <br><a href="https://neterarti.furtherfield.org">https://neterarti.furtherfield.org</a><br><br>Neterarti is a social network for net art play and activity, based on the Free Software GNU social tool.<br><br>It
is inspired by conversations at Furtherfield's Netbehaviour list about
email discussion lists and the lack of alternative platforms to Facebook
and Twitter.<br><br>We hope you will sign up and experiment with us to
find out more about its suitability as a platform for exploring arts
technology and social change.<br><br>We will host it until January 2017 and then we'll all see what happens.<br><br>If
you register for an account, you can post small (1000 chars or less)
text notices about yourself, where you are, what you're doing, or
practically anything you want.<br><br>You can also subscribe to the
notices of your friends, or other people you're interested in, and
follow them on the Web or in an RSS feed. Since GNU social is a
federated social network, you can follow (and be followed by) anyone on
any other GNU social server.<br><br>What can you post? <br><br>Whatever
you want as long as you're not mean to your fellow neterartists. Art,
activism, techie-stuff, poetry, performance, criticism, discussions of
things here or elsewhere. <br><br>Neterarti is what we make of it so let's make something wonderful.<br><br>Who should you follow? Whoever you like. <br><br>You
can get together in groups, chat in direct messages (if you follow each
other), and post surveys to find out more about the people you are
talking to.<br><br>You can connect to neterarti via this web interface
or via any computer or mobile device software that supports GNU social
(or its predecessor, StatusNet).<br><br>— The Furtherfield Crew</div>