Fifty percent of humanity are connected to the Web.
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The Web we lost …
… is not just design.
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The Web is a plethora of awesomeness.
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The Web is a plethora of creepiness.
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The Web is a plethora of everything. And we have to preserve this.
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The Web is for everyone.
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The Web is for everyone?
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Harassment isn’t harmless.
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« The question to answer isn’t, ‹Have I made a place where people have the freedom to express themselves?› Instead we have to ask, ‹Have I made a place where everyone has the safety to exist?›» Tatiana Mac — Canary in a Coal Mine https://alistapart.com/article/canary-in-a-coal-mine-how-tech-provides-platforms-for-hate
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« We must protect safety over speech.»
Tatiana Mac — Canary in a Coal Mine
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Doing the Right Thing
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« If one company, like Slack or Airbnb, decides to do something about the role it’s going to play, it creates a perverse kind of FOMO for the rest: Fear of missing out of doing the right thing and standing on the right side of history.»
Tatiana Mac — Canary in a Coal Mine
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This is not only a tech problem. You can’t /kickban hate.
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Means of Production
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What is a computer?
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« Was ist bloß passiert?»
Knochenfabrik — Was ist bloß passiert Ameisenstaat, Vitaminepillen Records, 1997
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« The most significant change they made, arguably, was semantic: programming, they decided, would heretofore be known as engineering.»
Claire L. Evans — Broad Band Portfolio/Penguin; 2018; p. 77