You should read

This type of post is supposed to be weekly. Not that anyone is reading it now, of course. But for myself, this is supposed to be a weekly exercise, to make sure I actually go back and read at least some of the pile of articles that catch my eye momentarily, only to be forgotten in my ever-growing list of Pocket "to-reads".

• Chaos edits are the only thing that makes sense anymore (Vox)
• Automotive Prototype Camouflage Edition (Why Is This Interesting)
• Why We Should End the Data Economy (The Reboot)
• The Rumpus Interview With Yumi Sakugawa (The Rumpus)
• The rise of never-ending job interviews (BBC)
• Could Wikipedia’s crowdsourcing be the solution to pandemic misinformation? (The Hustle)
• Introducing yourself without saying your title (UX Collective)
• The Democratic Socialists of America Can Mobilize Gen Z'ers Like Me (Teen Vogue)
• Alt-Right Coloradans Went to War With an Alpaca Farm — and the Farm Won (MEL Magazine)
• The Day the Good Internet Died (The Ringer)