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That there was a conflict doesn’t mean that the mamasphere is doomed.
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That there was a conflict doesn't mean that the mamasphere is doomed.
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And of course, there were defensive howls of outrage across the mamasphere.
"BANPC" via James Bow in Google Reader DaniGirl 2010
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And of course, there were defensive howls of outrage across the mamasphere.
"BANPC" via James Bow in Google Reader DaniGirl 2010
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And of course, there were defensive howls of outrage across the mamasphere.
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And of course, there were defensive howls of outrage across the mamasphere.
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Whether the argument implied in her comment was flawed or sound has, for the most, been left unaddressed, and this, I think, represents a missed opportunity – we could, instead of worrying about whether or not Tracey was too mean (a seventh-grade concern if I ever heard one) or whether her comment belies a vast Mean Girl conspiracy to preserve the mamasphere as the domain of some Trilateral Commission-like cabal of popular bloggers (which omg pleez), be discussing the ethics of propriety over blog names and blog personae and the relationship of this to the integrity of our community.
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Whether the argument implied in her comment was flawed or sound has, for the most, been left unaddressed, and this, I think, represents a missed opportunity - we could, instead of worrying about whether or not Tracey was too mean (a seventh-grade concern if I ever heard one) or whether her comment belies a vast Mean Girl conspiracy to preserve the mamasphere as the domain of some Trilateral Commission-like cabal of popular bloggers (which omg pleez), be discussing the ethics of propriety over blog names and blog personae and the relationship of this to the integrity of our community.
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Whether the argument implied in her comment was flawed or sound has, for the most, been left unaddressed, and this, I think, represents a missed opportunity - we could, instead of worrying about whether or not Tracey was too mean (a seventh-grade concern if I ever heard one) or whether her comment belies a vast Mean Girl conspiracy to preserve the mamasphere as the domain of some Trilateral Commission-like cabal of popular bloggers (which omg pleez), be discussing the ethics of propriety over blog names and blog personae and the relationship of this to the integrity of our community.
Archive 2008-06-29 2008
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Feminized digital piecework is connected to what communication theorists Julie Wilson and Emily Chivers Yochim called “mothering through precarity” after the 2007–2008 recession, during which moms use the internet “mamasphere,” including sites like Pinterest and BabyCenter, to connect with each other and work through their personal difficulties.
Home Spun — Real Life Tamara Kneese 2023
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