I apologize, Nick, re-reading my comment comes across unpleasantly, which was not my intention. I’m slightly upset at the guy you linked to, who (it appears) stole Chris Milk’s work and is getting a ton of pageviews & credit for it. When I see people promoting the linkthief, I was just hoping to send a little of the traffic Milk’s way.
Again, totally apologize. I love this video & think it’s really cool that you shared it with people.
I understand your ire, and I’m not really that hurt. It just happened that I found out about the video via that link, so I used that link. Everyone’s favorite search engine also led me to that URL (although it also helped me find me Milk’s .mov).
This is Nick Montfort's blog about interactive narrative, imaginative and poetic digital writing, the material history of computational media, video and computer games, and other stuff he likes. Nick has a plain old website, too.
Why not link to Chris Milk’s post, instead of some random Vimeo user’s repost?
http://www.vimeo.com/4155700
Thanks Jonathan – I hope the next time you try to share something beautiful with someone, no one slaps you.
I apologize, Nick, re-reading my comment comes across unpleasantly, which was not my intention. I’m slightly upset at the guy you linked to, who (it appears) stole Chris Milk’s work and is getting a ton of pageviews & credit for it. When I see people promoting the linkthief, I was just hoping to send a little of the traffic Milk’s way.
Again, totally apologize. I love this video & think it’s really cool that you shared it with people.
I understand your ire, and I’m not really that hurt. It just happened that I found out about the video via that link, so I used that link. Everyone’s favorite search engine also led me to that URL (although it also helped me find me Milk’s .mov).
nice! And good juxtaposition to your post about Passage.