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[In this edit I took the questions out and edited the text a bit.]
Sara’s interview of Steve 1st edit: (192 words)
Lately I've been working on a wiki called the Fabulous Loop de Loop (FLOOP).
It's about a particular discourse around cybernetics (the science of feedback systems) The text originated from research for a PhD. The wiki form seemed appropriate for that material; it was the best way to contain the research I had done and to integrate that with the new texts I was writing. 
This interest goes back a long way. I started a research group called Signal Noise in London comprising artists, academics and curators and we organised a series of events around the idea of feedback and cybernetics at The Showroom in London.
I think FLOOP takes a different emphasis. It goes into detail and studies seven particular feedback machines which, over a period of one hundred years, helped develop the discourse of feedback. Throughout I’ve been interested in how the idea of feedback, which is an engineering concept, became a cultural.
Changing to the wiki format was a very significant difference for me because that the way I organised the things I'd written previously, and it changed what I subsequently wrote. The wiki provided a particular structure.





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