Yesterday, I had an overlook at the blog, the list of posts to write and fixes to make, and so forth. It doesn’t mean I’ll do any of it, but at least I’m thinking about it.
When deciding what to write upon I’m driven of course by whatever interests me, but also by some queer sense of obligation: this or that thing should be written about and it likely won’t be, or at least not enough and not forcefully enough, so I’d better do it. If ACARA or VCAA is screwing up (or, on occasion, doing well), then I figure it is my job to write upon it. If Albo is seeking to strengthen Australia’s already too strong censorship regime, or if some born-to-rule clown wants to defend a Robodebt asshole, then I feel an obligation to say something. Continue reading “How to Make Burkard Boring”
