Would you ever get a tattoo of one of your tweets?
Help, I wrote something online and it’s not coming off in the shower! A short subtitle explaining meat of the argument for renaming digital footprints ‘digital tattoos’, for their permanence, in a leading, enticing way. Perhaps a question at the end?
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Something pithy about permanence and regret, and current vs. future issues such as climate change.
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A very inspiring, intelligent quote about the online court of public opinion, and the realities of being mobbed by keyboard warriors because of things posted online.
- Probably Jon Ronson
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Something about the insidious nature of the internet, along the lines of: “the tits of the prime minister of 2030 are already on someone’s phone.”
- Jessica Riches, social media consultant
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Super interesting tidbit noting the ownership aspect of the digital tattoo and, besides the pitfalls, its potential as a positive form of self-expression, much like a tattoo.
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A highlighted quote about the ability of groups like the Alt Right to embrace the permanence of their internet activity, seemingly growing in confidence with each bigoted post.
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An extremely punchy punchline.