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Comment by Mlle d. Sade on November 6, 2009 at 12:39am

Thanks! We should all watch for each other so when we finally decide what to do we can do it.

I found this link in JahLuv's blog, pretty cool turn of the century, 20s and post Victorian looks. ...in black!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/blackheritage/2227092349/

Comment by Oktoberschilde on November 5, 2009 at 3:05pm

MIle please keep me posted. I would love to read you. I also have some things in the works too.

Comment by Mlle d. Sade on November 3, 2009 at 10:29pm

I'll have a blogspot, soon- as soon as I think of a name. That'll be my first step. ..Then I'll probably get a yuku. But we can all form a chain of links.

Comment by Ms. Dahl on November 3, 2009 at 3:47pm

But, of course it would be great to have us all work together on the content. Unite! :D

Comment by Ms. Dahl on November 3, 2009 at 3:46pm

I suppose our little group here on afropunk is good for now. In the future I would like to make a website and then get one of those free forum things. And then link it to the website. ^^

Comment by Mlle d. Sade on October 15, 2009 at 6:11pm

Oh, wow. That is nice.

Comment by Oktoberschilde on October 15, 2009 at 5:33am

Hey here another resource

http://oktoberschilde.sanfranciscogothic.yuku.com

I like this one. Its great because, we can customize the hell out of it. got HTLM anyone? bb code and such. I am planning to develop my own page skin soon but better save that one for the weekend. I have a Halloween Party on the 24th to plan for. Plus Vernian Process will be having their record release party at Shadow Society, in Oakland this following thursday the 22nd. I am not a Steampunk but I know a few. ought to be fun.

Comment by Oktoberschilde on October 12, 2009 at 11:59pm

yeah and then we need a consensus... I am starting to know how you feel. Well Just food for thought; Perhaps something like this:

" Its a Black thing..."

Too Much???

Anyone else?

Comment by Mlle d. Sade on October 12, 2009 at 11:35pm

Yeah, a catchphrase or signature common to all the sites so people can find it easier.

I'm totally at a loss for names or phrases- my creativity is fried.

Comment by Oktoberschilde on October 12, 2009 at 7:19am

To MissE: Yeah I hear yah, But that is MIle's point. getting a name out there, and exposure. I think many of our kind are a little shy perhaps, to come forward or are just busy folk. For instance, I found this blog, we are typing on, by complete accident. I am an Elder Goth, who has been a Goth pretty much, since before it was cool. But seldom used the net for gothy stuff save for clothes, or to find out what events were coming at the local clubs, and or concerts. I have a cadre I run with, but many have relocated, due to reasons of their own. Life , business, etc... So Imagine, the delight after so many years of sort of "being in the coffin" in a way (To barrow a phrase from True Blood ) as a Afro American Goth, finding out that there still is a good following of the sub-culture amongst the younger folk of our kind. However, keep in mind my pretties, we do still comprise, just a fraction of a percent of a group that is less then a single digit percent of the population. That is pretty special. But it is growing. :: Ok puts the soap box away ::

To MIle: Now you are talkin' ! Since you suggested a WEB Ring, shall we use a catch phrase in the title, so that people can search it easier? Some of the gang on the blog here had some pretty creative ideas. I guess I will tackle the ones I have mentioned and even see about Kulting up on Vf. As you can tell, I really like the idea of some fricken Unity, and some organization. Like the song says:

"Little Black Angel
As time goes by;
I want you fly ,
With wings held high."

~Little Black Angel/ Death in June~
I feel that you all are on the right track. It is so cool to meet others of a like mind, and even personally to feel a little validated, about the fact that we are not alone in our views. It is so easy to fall into the stereotypes. They that keep it," real" unto themselves, are most rare Indeed.

For all those out there from the most "Oh so gothic" to the most tini tiny, Baby Batz. Know that being a goth is not a phase. It is a life choice. And somewhere, out there, those that came before you are secretly smiling, under the gloom, that you have come along.

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