>>1661
I actually have similar ideas with going back in time to find fashions. I tried a while back gather like minded people, but it was doomed to fail because of passiveness that is instilled in most internet users. Evenh openly nationalistic people didn't felt my idea. Maybe I'm too visionary for their taste
One of the mistakes I did was to try to share this idea openly, with the general public. I got rejected hard with cynicism, laughter, and ridicule. From 30,000 people daily discussing stupid degenerate shit in those forums, I got about 30 people to support my idea in that discussion thread I made. They said they were ready to join if it ever gets started, but only one guy from those 30 people ever contacted me and wanted to do anything concrete. He wanted to build a website so I even gave money to buy a software. He made a forum, but it never really got anywhere, and eventually it died away. I could later discuss why it died.
What my idea was was essentially this:
My idea was divided into two sections, 1.) The Cultural outlook we were trying to produce, and 2.) how to actually manifest this cultural movement.
Let's first talk about my cultural trend. My idea was to mold old and new cultural trends together, like the hipster were doing. Unlike the hipsters that only go back in time 20 30 or 40 years, I was thinking taking trends in dressing from 18th and 19th century, and fuse it with something futuristic star-treck-like, and even have this cultural outlook fuse with my own native cultural nationalistic romanticism.
The second part was to think how to actually get this thing started. I came up with the idea of making a cultural forum, a essentially a think tank if you will, which makes cultural competitions in a website for independent artist, painters, musicians, artisans,writers, iron and wood smiths, clothing designers, to produce their "art" so to speak, and join the competition with the money prize. The thinking was to make the first competitions free, but then put a 5$ or 5e joining fee. There would be multiple competitions simultaneously. For example competitions would be held for every holiday, but at the same time there would be different types of competitions for specific outlooks and even cultural product. There would be theme based competitions as well, in which we try to reach different cultural grounds, and share our culture in those lines as well.
The site has two functions; forum and gallery. The gallery is the primary function which is visible when you enter the website. and everyone who joins in has to register, and gets his/hers own account with gallery, where he/she can introduce her art and products, and sign his/her products in to a competition.
This gallery is where the cultural products are shared, but the forum is where we discuss them, and how to improve them. We also can use forum discussion to organize cooperation between two independent artist, and even sign group assignments. We can start to discuss, organize and build different cultural happenings. I was thinking first something nice and something that everyone can join, even the nerds from imageboards, and have something like board gaming night in a local cafeteria, band tours, musical festivals, art and fashion shows. Events where young whites could socialize and network each other in real life.
What ever the cultural fashion we end up is, we need to discuss how to make it reality in that forum. We need to compare the ideas we get from the forum. The forum would essentially work as a place where we discuss culture and identity, and how to spread it to streets and mainstream.
The important aspect function is the funding we get from the competition fees. We need to gather money for the prices, but also to run the site. Everything needs to be economical and self sustaining.
The hardest part is to reaching out to people, and the advertising. Most artist are ready to join only when it reaches audience, and to reach an audience we need cultural products made by artist. So essentially we need a huge team to actively promoting this site. The site needs to be professionally looking, and give the impression that it's bigger then it in reality is.
I could talk more about the advertising later.