Archive - Internet Poisoning

Performing Trust & Safety

(and also the national anthem)

Aug 6 •

July 2025

What William Langewiesche taught me about online safety

“What can go wrong usually goes right—and then people draw the wrong conclusions”

Jul 11 •

June 2025

Designing for what could go wrong

Some notes on my first safety by design workshop and why this work is still worthwhile

Jun 27 •

It felt nice for a second

There's no such thing as a good day on the timeline when you live in the bad timeline

Jun 12 •

May 2025

April 2025

Movies are saving my attention span

The bad news flashlight took my thoughts, the movies brought them back again

Apr 25 •

The first vacation I didn't need

not every win comes with a dollar sign, sometimes it's just not pooping yourself (metaphorically)

Apr 18 •

How I'm using AI right now

but not like, RIGHT now

Apr 4 •

Cringe, Remix, Repeat

Remix culture, shifting identities, and the weird joy of editing old writing

Apr 1 •

March 2025

What I've been doing instead of writing this newsletter

In an incredible yet entirely unsurprising act of ADHD, I dropped this newsletter on the floor as soon as something shinier started taking up more of my…

Mar 27 •

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