POLYMORPHOUSLY
PERVERSE TEXTS
WATCH US.
The pleasure is mutual: We teach polymorphous texts to watch us, to watch each other as they move about our spaces. Polymorphous texts require our participation to operate.
Sometimes our agreement is only implied: Google asks me to log in so that my News settings (stored in the cloud) are transferred to my browser, emphasizing categories I'm interested in and hiding those I'm not.
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Not coincidentally, this log-in pulls other threads in the network: Google+ along with its Mail, Docs, Maps, and Chat applications are also alerted to my presence.
