CONCEPT PROJECT X-Y-Z

A recent visit to the GLBT Historical Society Museum brought attention to micro-temporal emergences of my community's expressions in life from past literary lesbian hot spots in SOMA to small, coalesced groups of Japanese gay men in WWII internment camps.  A recent conversation about the difficulty in researching prior generations of LGBTQ+ life raised the question: what if more perspectives had been documented in real-time? 

The idea means to capture the progression of perspectives within the community of a certain aspect of gay life across X, Y, Z generations: How did certain events related to this aspect effect your growing up, maturing, settling into young adulthood, and on. Included was a light-weight data survey to frame core questions for an otherwise freeform conversation, which will be core footage for consumable social media content. Raw data is kept for historic documentation and legal purposes and never monetized in any form or transferred to third parties. 

Anonymity is paramount. Operations and processes were designed accordingly.

The process of market validation resulted in a decision to pause the concept.