A record of the everyday
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A longer story.
Photographs, things I was learning, conversations along the way. A browse through my Twitter / X archive, one year or one remembered word at a time.
@bseymour · 13 December 2008 – 5 February 2026
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January 2022
@mxstbr @HTTPArchive I volunteered to contribute to the media chapter 2 years ago, and it was a great experience - lots of great people endeavouring to give data-driven insights into current web trends and to highlight missed potential. I’m sure they (and we all) would value your contributions.
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@benwerd … as you know I started very slowly building Storyus several years ago - and my favourite stories are one like this, where we stopped to pick berries one day: https://t.co/Pl1is1ySqL …. As well as failing fast, there’s a case for succeeding slowly
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