<Content=No Cache> is about the loss of inscription. It speaks of error messages. Its point of departure is a curious tag: “content = no cache.” Placed in HTML code, it updates the content of any online page, erasing what was written before. It announces a new condition of writing. From now on, writing no longer inscribes. It only describes. Like error messages. <Content=No Cache> explores the new dimension of the letter and the paradoxes of online writing through a collaborative collection of error messages submitted by users.
