I had a good conversation w/ @flakphoto.news recently about being a community organizer. It's something we're both very passionate about & discovered we had parallel paths in creating our respective online communities. What does community mean to you? How are you finding/creating it these days?

What a long year this month has been. Here are 5 things I was looking at and loving this week, as well as a meme that sums January up perfectly: melissalyttle.substack.com/p/152

BREAKING: Thieves say they can't make a living unless all doors are left unlocked and they can take whatever they want. futurism.com/the-byte/ope...

I did and urge everyone still on Goodreads to do the same. You can find me here now. app.thestorygraph.com/profile/meli...

I'm trying to remind myself that Bluesky exists and make it a regular part of online life. But it's hard. It's one more thing. And most of my energy now goes toward Substack. Speaking of... This week's newsletter just dropped. open.substack.com/pub/melissal...

The third episode of Question Everything, with Barton Gellman talking about why he lost his confidence in journalism and decided to leave it after three decades, gave me a lot to think about. www.npr.org/podcasts/125...

We’ve lost many third spaces IRL; we’re losing them online too.

I keep forgetting Bsky exists (which is on me, I know!). But I loathe Twitter so I'm gonna try to be a little more consistent here. ALSO, no, Grammarly, I don't want to be more diplomatic. Thx.

NOOOOOOO www.nytimes.com/2024/02/23/n...

This week's #FullStop #newsletter includes a sexy, young Abe Lincoln and some amazing digital collages and journals. https://melissalyttle.substack.com/p/76