Booting the Indranet

[vaxjedi]

I posted earlier about a website I once started about technopaganism. Well, I'd liek to really start on making that a reality.

I want it to be about all sorts of things: technopaganism, technoshamanism, urban paganism and shamanism, post-modern paganism, spirituality based off of modern society, computer-inspired magick, etc.

Comments

[tyrsalvia]

Be in touch, I'm interested.

[vaxjedi]

Please do. You and metaphorge would be able to add some very interesting articles, I am sure.

[shiro_no_wired]

OT, but you misspelled "like."

Looks interesting. Have you considered making it a Wikibook? That would open it up to a wider range of contributors and allow for easy access and editing.

[vaxjedi]

yeah. I seem to have developed a weird sort of typing dyslexia. Years of tech support will do weird things to you ;)

A Wiki, in general, is a good idea.... Or maybe a CMS. I have a few of those laying around my webspace.

I haven't considered a Wikibook. I don't think I'm looking to make a textbook so much as a centralized location for resources and the like...

[butafli]

I have a friend who has started Witchipidia for all things pagan.. That might be a help...

[ziggysinamerica]

I'm definitely interested. I'm about to move back to school, but once I get settled, I'll be in touch.

[vaxjedi]

email me when you get back to school so i can put together a mailing list

[blood_reaver]

Blade, will you please tell me where you got your live journal image with the man that is making love to the water elemental. I would like to know who the artist is so that I can purchase that painting. It really stirs my soul.

[vaxjedi]

The artist is Jim Warren (http://www.jimwarren.com/). He's got the most amazing artwork.

As an aside, the man is actually an outcrop of rock in the shape of a man :)

[vaxjedi]

okie doke. Email me so I can put together a mailing list