Allan Kaspar - Author - Rep'd by Tricia Skinner

@retrorentsal.bsky.social

Allan Kaspar writes cozy fantasy from his secret lair in the Poconos. A tech professional by day and a father of three energetic daughters by night, Allan blends a background in technical writing and gaming journalism into his whimsical storytelling.

I’ve been online since the time of bulletin board services. That brief period where the internet matched the vision was an amazing time. Then everything became commoditized, monetized, and purposely catered to what we see and hear (see: the algorithm) What a time to grow up.

Evan Simko-Bednarski@simko-bednarski.bsky.social · 4mo ago

I don't think folks younger than 30 know what the internet once legitimately promised to be (and I would argue briefly was): a boundary-less space of pretty much uncommodified information and communication. A mix between community bulletin boards and university library stacks.