[Fictionary] Again?

[Jim Moskowitz]

And if you're collecting praise for your resume, Ranjit, you should 
include this comment to the story:


  Nicholas Macklin  9 days ago

Ranjit Bhatnagar is an example of what may become the norm in the 
future art world. He effectively integrates his passion for the 
technological world, defined by coding, logic, and precision, with 
his love for art, defined by fluidity and free expression. By 
attempting to recycle and create something more out of the fragmented 
thoughts flowing through Twitter, Bhatnagar has managed to repurpose 
information that would have otherwise been lost to the bowels of a 
server. He effectively joins the minds of the million of Twitter 
users together to create poetry, something those users may have never 
done otherwise.



At 10:19 PM -0500 2/28/13, Hutch wrote:
>Did I miss something? Or is someone I won't name (but whose initials
>are Ranjit Bhatnagar) hiding his light under a bushel?
>
>http://www.npr.org/2013/02/16/172031066/pentametron-reveals-unintended-poetry-of-twitter-users