Wandering Adventure Party

@xChaos @gbargoud it isn't and wasn't one thing, I guess. There were left and environmental politics from pretty early on, I think e.g. Crass.

@xChaos @gbargoud yes, people can absolutely do what they want with art and computing etc . Ideally, information design should be different, though. I'm a designer, partly, so I pick up on something like a URL being difficult to read, it's frustrating because it's self sabotaging.

@xChaos @gbargoud ....thank you for pointing out the error in the alt, which I misread, because the typeface is ambiguous. I have corrected it

@xChaos @gbargoud a punk ethos is pretty meaningless if it's not accessible to the most marginalised

@xChaos @gbargoud I'm fine with the aesthetic to a point, just they should probably make the URL legible at the very least

@deborahh @pluralistic I meant to say lol but I'll stick with lo

@deborahh @pluralistic lo it's three quid for four pages

@gbargoud the typeface of the URL is the worst thing I think

I suspect this ad now has more reach through this post than through the paper version. Unfortunately to people who are already where the ad is directing them.

Let's hope there are punk workshops for accessible graphic design

My wife picked up a zine that is advertising the fediverse.

@nicol @TheBreadmonkey Years ago my friend suggested a replacement to Asimov's threee laws of robotics, something like:
"1. A robot must have a name
2. A robot must have a face
3. A robot should be allowed to hurt a human, if it wants"