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What to write on contact cards
Feb. 11th, 2012 10:34 am[FL x-post]
Apparently some people find contact cards relatively simple. You put your name (or your scene name if you're into that), an email address or phone number, and maybe a photo or a handle on the social network you'd most like to be contacted at. Maybe a logo that represents your primary interest.
( But no, I have to get all complicated. )
I feel pretentious about this. Like I'm such a special snowflake that I can't have a simple fucking contact card. But I don't feel like I can put down more without separating my life into little boxes with checkmarks, and that itches.
Ponder ponder ponder.
Apparently some people find contact cards relatively simple. You put your name (or your scene name if you're into that), an email address or phone number, and maybe a photo or a handle on the social network you'd most like to be contacted at. Maybe a logo that represents your primary interest.
( But no, I have to get all complicated. )
I feel pretentious about this. Like I'm such a special snowflake that I can't have a simple fucking contact card. But I don't feel like I can put down more without separating my life into little boxes with checkmarks, and that itches.
Ponder ponder ponder.
