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tantek: throwing in some thoughts on "scratch your own itch". I really like the duality of "cook what you eat"/"eat what you cook"; I think it's positive that the principles are clearly linked together. That said, I generally prefer "make what you want" (or similar literal variations) as it feels more obvious and less jargon-like. I'd personally prefer something like "make what you want"/"use what you make" to 'replace' those two principle
Murray[d]
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2021-10-20 10:45
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btw, speaking of Portland, I was reading this, and reminded of how XOXO conference/fest several years ago put in an option for attendees to donate towards local homeless assistance to try to have a positive impact on improving local conditions especially in and around the XOXO main conference area: https://apnews.com/article/covid-business-health-ted-wheeler-poverty-edb884d8bf98e45b16372c1c8b7182e7
[tantek]
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2022-03-14 23:56
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As we grow in number of active chat participants (and active chats) I think we should consider explicitly guiding "Good morning" or "How's it going" posts to the informal #indieweb-chat channel instead of the #indieweb channel or others. While informal and friendly (and appreciate the community-positive role it plays), doing so in logged channels adds unnecessary/inapplicable noise to the logs for anyone reading them later.
[tantek]
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2021-01-12 17:59
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We had one reported positive Covid case (as of this past Monday) of an IWC SD participant. Has anyone else who was at IWC SD felt any respiratory symptoms since the camp? Covid incubation times would mean the earliest you would have felt it is maybe Tuesday or Wednesday but certainly by today if you got it at the camp.
[tantek]
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2023-12-22 19:00
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[jgmac1106] I noticed in your edit to /welcoming that you kept the 1 "male" 1 "female" name distribution, whether intentionally or not. I'm wondering if there's perhaps a positive step to be taken by using all "female" names when there are 2-3 folks interacting for a protocol. A protocol Bechdel's test of sorts. In addition, for any diminutive/introductory/teaching usage (e.g. welcome new person), I'm wondering if it would be better to use a m
[tantek]
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2018-11-29 20:16