I had a very interesting conversation with an activist, Sean CG at Nostalgia For Infinity who reviewed Moxyland as a snapshot of 2008, a very particular moment in history, pre-Occupy and Anonymous. He makes some very intriguing points about how activism works now and how if Tendeka was operating today, he wouldn’t be isolated or forced to rely on Skyward*, that he’d be part of an international movement.
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