SW10/META: Social Media vs. the Powernaut

[Scott Eiler]

On 07/18/2012 11:26 AM, Andrew Perron wrote:
> On Jul 15, 8:26 pm, Scott Eiler <sei... at eilertech.com> wrote:
>
>> On Facebook, I have put "like" links on every page I've published since
>> 1954.  The first three links resulted in separate Powernaut fan pages:
>> 1954, 1955, and 2005.  Everything since then has linked to the Powernaut
>> 2005 page.  So if you like Powernaut 1944, Powernaut 2005 gets the
>> credit.  And people who like Powernaut 1955 are out of the loop if I
>> send out a Powernaut 2005 update.  Too bad.  Powernaut 1955 is still the
>> most popular.  Powernaut 1954 is just a backwater now.
>>
>> The Facebook Powernaut pages at least allow me to edit the face image.
>> So at least now when you get a Facebook notification, you'll know
>> whether it comes from 1954 (Classic), 1955 (PowerTeen), or 2005
>> (Modern).  Those are the three I'd pick, at least until I get to
>> Powernaut 1968 or Powernaut 1992.  Honestly I'd prefer one page, but I
>> don't see how to get that, or how to redirect any of the pages.
>>
>> To complicate things, the Powernaut is now on Tumblr.  I've set up the
>> page to look like Powernaut 1954 there, but its updates feed to Facebook
>> for Powernaut 1955.  Don't ask me why.
>>
>> Every time I publish a Powernaut comic now, I pimp it on Facebook as
>> Powernaut 2005, then share it as myself.  Then I pimp it on Tumblr, and
>> it goes to Facebook as Powernaut 1955.  Oh well, I guess it's working out.
>
> There's a very simple explanation for this: Fractal time. >.>v
>
> Andrew "NO .SIG MAN" "Juan" Perron, super simple!

heh.  This theory also explains where my drugstore discount card went 
when I was on vacation with it.  It *seems* to have been in my wallet 
all along, exactly where I was looking for it of course.
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