I just wrapped up Rudolf Otto's The Idea of the Holy and decided to organize my thinking a bit with a post. As always, I'd love to hear what you think.
I first came across your writing via Ecosophia, then John Carter on Substack mentions you and I end up here through that route. I think this might be this "analytics", or something, although I don't have numbers for you. Nobody calls it the World Wide Web anymore, it's just Internet. Huh. Thanks for your writing.
Thank you for the comment and the kind words! And yeah, I miss the old metaphor of the "web," especially since that's a good, old, Anglo-Saxon word, and I have a fondness for those. I was pleasantly surprised by John Carter's shout-out, and I was wondering how many folks would follow it, but as you say, I'm not set up for fancy analytics or anything, purposefully taking an old-school approach better suited to the WWW than today's internet.
I hope you'll continue to find my writing helpful and/or interesting! Jeff
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Paths through the web
I first came across your writing via Ecosophia, then John Carter on Substack mentions you and I end up here through that route. I think this might be this "analytics", or something, although I don't have numbers for you. Nobody calls it the World Wide Web anymore, it's just Internet. Huh. Thanks for your writing.
Moserait
Re: Paths through the web
I hope you'll continue to find my writing helpful and/or interesting!
Jeff