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|Description=For the communities of GenderChangers and the /ETC, spaces where people can ask so-called stupid questions amongst themselves, are explicitly needed.<br> | |Description=For the communities of GenderChangers and the /ETC, spaces where people can ask so-called stupid questions amongst themselves, are explicitly needed.<br> | ||
| − | Attitudes like RTFSC (Read the | + | Attitudes like RTFSC (Read the Forking Source Code) are highly present in physical or digital tech spaces, causing amateurs and newbies to feel unwelcome and ashamed. This often develops a habit of self-censorship and, if not addressed, may transform into a cause of exclusions. |
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Latest revision as of 12:46, 14 June 2020
For the communities of GenderChangers and the /ETC, spaces where people can ask so-called stupid questions amongst themselves, are explicitly needed.
Attitudes like RTFSC (Read the Forking Source Code) are highly present in physical or digital tech spaces, causing amateurs and newbies to feel unwelcome and ashamed. This often develops a habit of self-censorship and, if not addressed, may transform into a cause of exclusions.
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