Oh wow! Watching it in a cinema is certainly something I would never forget! The most moving quote for me is the "Mathilda, why are you doing this to me?"... (man, I need to watch it again!)

I'm embarrassed to even try to count how many times I've watched it!

Well the Matrix would certainly be there in the list, but this one has a special place for me

It's great! I played the browser version. I'll play more on the desktop app soon. A Steam release sounds exciting!

I was just playing this! Amazing game. I didn't expect it to be this fast paced!

Thanks Axel!

Thanks Eddy!

Thanks Johan!

And Majid KhosraviNik @mkhosravinik.bsky.social says it provides "an integrative understanding of meaning-making in online spaces".

Nico Carpentier @nicocarpentier.bsky.social calls it "a much needed contribution to strengthening democracy".

Johan Farkas @jfarkas.bsky.social sees it as "a much needed counterpoint to deterministic narratives around digital media".

David Howarth views it as "an urgent, compelling, and original intervention".

Natalie Fenton calls it "though-provoking and challenging", and "written with an urgent elegance".

I am humbled by the generosity of the first readers and endorsers of The Discursive-Digital Link, who dedicated their time to critically engage with the book and share their thoughts and kind words.

In the Discursive-Digital Link, I develop a social ontology that engages with the entanglement of discourse, digital media, and structure. I also present a methodology to critically study these discursive-digital entanglements. Here's a sneak peak of the metaphoric representation of the framework: