Christine Lemmer-Webber

oh you're autistic? name every name. name name name

if you can't handle me at my beautiful name for a baby girl you don't deserve me at my buffer overflow detected core dumped

two mathematicians tell lies and one tells the truth. one tells you that p=np and another tells you that it is unknowable. the third disappeared during this explanation, IDK what happened, you know what let's just scrap this thought experiment

As the year comes to a close, I wanted to take a moment to share some of the illustrations I've had the privilege of creating for the amazing team at @Framasoft .
This year is especially significant, as they're celebrating a remarkable 20 years of promoting free and open-source software, digital freedom, and community-driven initiatives (you probably already knows some of them, like Peertube).

💜 Help them reach their 2025 budget: https://soutenir.framasoft.org/en/

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My rasta folk. We go through some things. No I don't do weed. Stop with the stereotypes. But. But... Music is my thing: https://youtu.be/5Xioz71ARG0?si=0DOmO6zbU2x42irR
Fun fact. I also lisp and scheme
#rastavibes

That's it for today's tech value! Tomorrow's builds right off of where we left off, at "user empowerment and fostering agency"!

If you find yourself aligning with our technical values, as a reminder we're running a fundraising campaign, maybe pitch in! https://spritely.institute/donate/

Cya tomorrow!

Thus it is also important, both in terms of safety, but in terms of interactive features, that our platforms be extensible. Many different communities may also wish to extend our platform in different ways we could not possibly anticipate, and we should support and encourage that!

What is important is that we allow tooling for communication to be contextualized and for different kinds of communities to form, self-govern, and protect their users.

We cannot provide all the rules and expectations for all communities, but we can provide tooling to keep communities safe.

The needs and expectations of different communities vary widely depending on the needs and context of their community. The rules and needs of a visual effects demoscene celebration community may be very different from that of an ocular migraine support community, for instance!

Let's start with the definition of "healthy communities" from our about page: https://spritely.institute/about/

> We must build tech that allows communities to self-govern according to their needs, which vary widely from community to community. We may not know all of these needs or mechanisms required for all communities in advance, but we should have the building blocks so communities can easily put them in place.