My talk at Virtual Futures 2.0/11 was about the 1995 Conference, my first VF, where I fell into the virtual space of LambdaMOO. But as I prepared my presentation and looked back at the crazy identity games people played there in the 1990s, current events in 2011 seemed to be running parallel with issues I haven’t given much thought to for quite a while. So when the Knowledge Centre at Warwick University asked me to write a short piece for their website as well as the talk, I put this together.
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For allowing me to use his delightful image of the 'clavier qui pousse' (growing keyboard)
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