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On one side, coders fighting for the user, hands bloodied and dirty. On the other, wealth, but under the yoke of control. What a choice.

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The masters of App City carefully snip and prune the culture. Subversive elements are removed as if they never existed. Who would see?

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In the distance, App City, with its gleaming towers and shiny-toothed people. The citizens are happy there. But do they remember freedom ..?

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One man surviving the apocalypse in his radiation-proof exoskeleton, simply yelling "RSS! RSS! RSS!" over and over again.

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Scene: 100 years into the future. An apocalyptic wasteland. Shouts on the radioactive wind: "... JSON-LD ...!" "... Microformats ...!"

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@ckdotbiz ... Have you considered computer programming?

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@sarahdessen On the plus side, you're exponentially less likely to be served kale with your breakfast in North Carolina.

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@mdvfunes Lifelong fan! Starting with the very tail end of Tom Baker. Peter Davidson and Sylvester McCoy are my Doctors.

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@tcarmody Could be a fun TV show though.

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AMP's special tags is a technical discussion we can continue to have. But giving certain vendors platform status is inherently closed. Bad.

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@mikepetruzzo Definitely huge (& growing!) social problems being caused by tech workers. But it's down to us to drive change. @BenedictEvans

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@mikepetruzzo @BenedictEvans I think a large number of us in tech would be very happy for there to be well-funded government infrastructure.

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@mikepetruzzo I'm not sure this is a conversation about VC (and I'm not anti-VC). It's also not VC's role. @BenedictEvans

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@BenedictEvans There's no excuse for urinating on a playground, obviously. But we still need to find a solution to it.

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@suchprettyeyes Indeed. The pendulum will swing back to nuance and diversity online as soon as the current funding boom starts to fail.

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@suchprettyeyes Right. The web wouldn't have grown if it had been managed this way. Almost as if a distributed model is better ... ;)

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@BenedictEvans Sure, but it may be caused by the lack of a culture of community responsibility that led to the toilet shortage to begin with

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@suchprettyeyes Suspect they've calculated paying user revenue is lower than revenue from advertising. Consumers generally don't pay, sadly.

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@suchprettyeyes My guess it's about prepping for a sale rather than ongoing revenue.

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@anildash I like to think of vaporizers as tiny wind instruments for dogs. Fun to watch people on the subway playing tiny subaural toots

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@Eddie_At_Skaro Not a good idea. Who is an inclusive, diverse show with twin progressive hearts - Disney would be slick but with no soul.

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@jasonlk @hunterwalk Better yet: give your employees the opportunity to be on stage instead of you.

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@BenedictEvans The thing I struggle with: programming. I would love to use another device for this, but nothing works well yet. Opportunity.

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@michaelbyrne @actualham (Mine's from crowdfunding them) @hypothes_is

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@kylewmahan Why would you attempt this before coffee

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