in the interest of helping other small publications, i want to pass along a request for [elpis zine](
), an online zine about the small web, retro tech, and alternate protocols that recently celebrated its [10th issue]( )!
for their next issue, they want to focus on #women of the #internet: "who, one way or another, influenced the creation of the modern Internet, which is why the modern World Wide Web looks exactly like this."
from elpis:
> These are women who are at the forefront of the attack and work on the technologies that surround us. These are women who have influenced design, content, and politics. But we're not just talking about the modern Internet, we're also talking about the small web.
> There are legendary women here, too. We want to write about you, about your sites, if you have ideas about whom we can also write about, or links to pages (feel free to give your sites), that's cool! We'll publish them.
the editors are looking specifically for "ideas about who can be written about from the great women who influenced the modern Internet (designers, programmers, and so on)." there's so many women in internet #history that we must keep their stories going! <3
the editor of the zine, turboblack, is a 32-bit cafe member and a passionate member of the independent web. :) i hope you appreciate this departure to spread some internet-focused publication love!
ELPiS – Web 1.0 Magazine
A zine about the small web, indie web, and Web 1.0 culture. Digital nostalgia, old sites, and minimalism online.
ELPiS – Web 1.0 Magazine
A zine about the small web, indie web, and Web 1.0 culture. Digital nostalgia, old sites, and minimalism online.
