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Celtic Reformation Project

2019-10-23T13:20:43Z

Shadowchoir: Shadowchoir moved page Celtic Reformation Project to User talk:Shadowchoir/Celtic Reformation Project

#REDIRECT [[User talk:Shadowchoir/Celtic Reformation Project]]

User talk:Shadowchoir/Celtic Reformation Project

2019-10-23T13:20:43Z

Shadowchoir: Shadowchoir moved page Celtic Reformation Project to User talk:Shadowchoir/Celtic Reformation Project

The Celtic Reformation Project is a personal project of [https://htyp.org/User:Shadowchoir Shadowchoir/Pyretta] intended to create a new Celtic identity, seeing as the current one has become an intrinsic part of white supremacy.

The Celtic Reformation Project is intended to interpret new archaeological findings and old myths through an intersectional lens, creating a modern image of the Celtic identity that showcases how queerness and neurodivergence and race fitted in to the old Celtic societies- creating a counter-narrative to any image or ideal of purism or xenophobia. It will also emphasize the communal and cooperative nature of the clan systems, as well as the hospitality culture that was present.

It is intended to create an appealing image and new culture that works to actively put people in touch with their roots, and to reduce the possible pool of recruits for white nationalist organisations.

User talk:Shadowchoir/Celtic Reformation Project

2019-10-23T13:19:37Z

Shadowchoir: Created page with "The Celtic Reformation Project is a personal project of [https://htyp.org/User:Shadowchoir Shadowchoir/Pyretta] intended to create a new Celtic identity, seeing as the current..."

User:Shadowchoir

2019-10-18T19:50:03Z

Shadowchoir: Created page with "Hi, I'm Shadowchoir, AKA Pyretta, Pyretta Grimm Deville, overlordTNT, AtomRiotGrrl, and (deadname) Kurdt Alexander Davidson or Alex (deadname). I'm going to collate my online..."

Hi, I'm Shadowchoir, AKA Pyretta, Pyretta Grimm Deville, overlordTNT, AtomRiotGrrl, and (deadname) Kurdt Alexander Davidson or Alex (deadname).
I'm going to collate my online presence here, alongside links to all my projects. ^_^

User talk:Shadowchoir/babble

2019-10-08T13:54:17Z

Shadowchoir:

Babble is the concept that humans who are not paying attention are somewhat more equivalent to Markov chain/Chinese room AI: relying on repeating prior input and checking current input against prior input and output so as to fit into a social pattern. We do so through use of language and particular phrases and words, and in our inattentive states someone with the right babble will be entirely overlooked as not a threat or part of your community.

Babble is a useful concept in marketing, public relations, propaganda, and other social prospects. Being able to imitate the babble of a group means you can bypass their initial concerns quickly, if you know the right babble then you clearly know what's up, and can be trusted. As a concept, babble has only become more important and valuable in the internet age: given that in a lot of places, all that can be known of you is a pseudonym, avatar, and what you say, babble is all that's left for verification.

Babble is also known as lingo, dialect, buzzwords, shibboleths, jargon, style, aesthetic and words of power. If someone is talking to you in your language, directly and accurately, then you have no reason to mistrust them. Advertisement often tries to do this, with. . . varying levels of success (they often do better when they also redefine babble to their ends: very dangerous stuff).

Babble is how the subconscious verifies trust. Put forth a bit of babble, a bit of dialogue - "Darn those Democrats and their pandering, eh?" and if you get the right response, your brain automatically switches off a bunch of security: you're among people like you. Naturally, being aware of this is somewhat of a defense against being rendered vulnerable by the right babble, but most people are not aware: the right babble can get you into some very interesting places.

Response to differences in babble are culturally determined as mostly all that a difference in babble does is pull your attention to the conversation from whatever it was that previously occupied your attention: this can be quite alarming and startling for someone who doesn't realize what their brain is doing. Being aware that is what pulled your attention is important, and of course measuring what your response should be is also important.

babble

2019-10-08T13:32:09Z

Shadowchoir: Shadowchoir moved page babble to User talk:Shadowchoir/babble

#REDIRECT [[User talk:Shadowchoir/babble]]

User talk:Shadowchoir/babble

2019-10-08T13:32:09Z

Shadowchoir: Shadowchoir moved page babble to User talk:Shadowchoir/babble

User talk:Shadowchoir/babble

2019-10-08T13:30:01Z

Shadowchoir: Created page with "Babble is the concept that humans who are not paying attention are somewhat more equivalent to Markov chain/Chinese room AI: relying on repeating prior input and checking curr..."

Example articles

2019-10-08T12:39:13Z

Shadowchoir: Shadowchoir moved page Example articles to User:Shadowchoir/Example articles

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User:Shadowchoir/Example articles

2019-10-08T12:39:12Z

Shadowchoir: Shadowchoir moved page Example articles to User:Shadowchoir/Example articles

Initial article skeleton: for forking into various babbles [link to page describing the concept of babble] selling various projects.

'''[Pyrodon: An ambitious social network for makers and dreamers looking to challenge Twitter and Facebook]
'''

Social media these days is dominated by trending hashtags, comedians and celebrities, politicians and influencers. You want to use social media, you play a game of popularity and controversy - hardly useful for creatives. Not to mention, they're hardly useful places for learning skills or structured debate, when your discussion on welding techniques can be interrupted by "Xx88KillerAnon88xX" and turned into a discussion on something completely unrelated or unhelpful.

Enter the Rheos Foundation and Tessa L.H. Lovelace, its creator [link to website describing overall goals of the foundation, starting with Pyrodon and Darkpi and ending with Rheos One]. The Rheos foundation is a [cooperative/startup/collective/nonprofit, delete as appropriate] aiming for the stars: the stated goal of the project is to fund the creation of some rather lofty technologies allowing what they call a "post-scarcity society for creation and discovery", ranging from renewable methods of launching stuff into orbit, mass-solar-power, and ultimately ending with the creation of an orbital society: The eponymous Rheos station. They've a long road ahead of them: where does it start?

Social media. Tessa has some pretty big issues with social media as it stands; [Insert quote critical of FB/Twitter, with a lukewarm, neutral analysis of it leaning in favour].

Her solution is called Pyrodon: based on the federated instance-model of the Fediverse it breaks free of traditional moderation structures. Anyone can run a Pyrodon instance, and it's optimized to run on Pi hardware- you're not restricted by centralized moderation, and can pick and choose instances with themes and rules as you please. You can find an instance run by-and-for welding hobbyists, and the moderation will be fellow hobbyists. The key differences between this and Fediverse software is that Pyrodon doubles down on interest-based instances and structuring social interaction for learning and debate.

[Description of the truth-mapper feature]

Continuing on from that, you can also search your own posts by timestamp, tags, mentioned users, or text content - and cite them, making it much easier to link people to what you've already said as a built-in feature rather than laboriously linking it every time in a janky not-quite-functional way. As well, conversations are structured in easily collapsible trees: think like Reddit, where each reply can have multiple replies, and those replies can have multiple replies too- though each reply has a little button marked "collapse this reply and all replies to it" which does just that: so unhelpful tangents can be ignored, meaning you get just what you want to see.

Another critical difference between Pyrodon and other fediverse software is Pyrodon takes security and user-safety seriously. "We want you (the user) to have total control over your experience on Pyrodon." says project creator Tessa, and this reflects strongly in the design. Instance federation doesn't pass along all data immediately: things like search-ability require an agreement first, so as to prevent targeted harassment. Unlike Twitter, where trolls can just look for a convenient hashtag and find targets, Pyrodon's methods mean only users and their posts from instances that have explicitly allowed for that search will show up, meaning trolls will have a much harder time of finding you. Your community will only be open to other related communities that have good reasons to communicate: fostering a professional and learning-friendly atmosphere where long-term community and project building is valued over raw engagement metrics.

Posts will also have a subject as a part of them: you'll see a post with the subject line "my project putting my car back together!" and decide from that if it's worth reading- at which point you can click on the subject line, and it'll expand the whole post (there is no character limit on Pyrodon, instead it uses a character-limited subject line to prevent a single post taking up too much of your timeline), or if you're looking for something else you can just scroll on and find something more your speed.

Long-term, the goal is to have something like GitHub for more than coding. With the citations, subject lines and tree-structured conversations, the Rheos Foundation hopes to create something ideal for building projects and communities. A company could have an internal Pyrodon server for all employees: citations used to keep projects neat and tidy, replacing internal email and allowing for needed feedback and information exchange: all with better security and optimization. All information in Pyrodon is encrypted: a database dump will give you nothing but gibberish.

Pyrodon will be open-source, allowing anyone to open and run their own instance and tweak the software as needed: but the Rheos Foundation will maintain a formal server "for those who want to make in peace" which is the tagline of the whole foundation. You can find the kickstarter here: once funded it will be released for everyone. [KS/Gofundme/other link]

'''<Tessa Lovelace, the Unknown Elon Musk>
'''

[This will specifically be an article about Tessa, using all available narrative information about her as the nominal head of the Rheos Foundation in the public eye, showing her to be this incredible inventor with similarly grand ideas (lofstrom loop front and center, alongside Rheos One) that just needs the bootstraps that Elon Musk's inheritance and family wealth provided for him. It will also be aimed squarely at techbros and other forms of technology fetishists as a form of passing the hat around for funding, all in the name of red-blooded american entrepreneurial spirit. The final purpose of this article will be nabbing some of Elon Musk's mindshare for better ends than he'll use it. Would like an interview for this one: be aware I'll have to quote mine it a little.]

'''<Who Are the Rheos Foundation?>
'''

[This article will be a rundown of the concepts and projects that will take us from here at Pyrodon to Rheos One, suspended in void above among the stars. It'll be selling this wonderful, aspirational dream of a future for science and a future in space: perhaps we can use some classic sci-fi metaphor and reference. It will be a hype piece with enough stats, graphs, and facts to sell it to most people: this is a broad appeal piece.]

User:Shadowchoir/Example articles

2019-10-08T12:33:52Z

Shadowchoir:

User:Shadowchoir/Example articles

2019-10-08T12:17:44Z

Shadowchoir:

Initial article skeleton: for forking into various babbles [link to page describing the concept of babble] selling various projects.

'''[Pyrodon: An ambitious social network for makers and dreamers looking to challenge Twitter and Facebook]
'''

Social media these days is dominated by trending hashtags, comedians and celebrities, politicians and influencers. You want to use social media, you play a game of popularity and controversy - hardly useful for creatives. Not to mention, they're hardly useful places for learning skills or structured debate, when your discussion on welding techniques can be interrupted by "Xx88KillerAnon88xX" and turned into a discussion on something completely unrelated or unhelpful.

Enter the Rheos Foundation and Tessa L.H. Lovelace, its creator [link to website describing overall goals of the foundation, starting with Pyrodon and Darkpi and ending with Rheos One]. The Rheos foundation is a [cooperative/startup/collective/nonprofit, delete as appropriate] aiming for the stars: the stated goal of the project is to fund the creation of some rather lofty technologies allowing what they call a "post-scarcity society for creation and discovery" and where they'll start is with a network for people who like to make things called Pyrodon.

Tessa has some pretty big issues with social media as it stands. [Insert quote critical of FB/Twitter, with a lukewarm, neutral analysis of it leaning in favour].

Her solution is called Pyrodon: based on the federated instance-model of the Fediverse it breaks free of traditional moderation structures. Anyone can run a Pyrodon instance, and it's optimized to run on Pi hardware- you're not restricted by centralized moderation, and can pick and choose instances with themes and rules as you please. You can find an instance run by-and-for welding hobbyists, and the moderation will be fellow hobbyists. The key differences between this and Fediverse software is that Pyrodon doubles down on interest-based instances and structuring social interaction for learning and debate.

[Description of the truth-mapper feature]

Continuing on from that, you can also search your own posts by timestamp, tags, mentioned users, or text content - and cite them, making it much easier to link people to what you've already said as a built-in feature rather than laboriously linking it every time in a janky not-quite-functional way. As well, conversations are structured in easily collapsible trees: think like Reddit, where each reply can have multiple replies, and those replies can have multiple replies too- though each reply has a little button marked "collapse this reply and all replies to it" which does just that: so unhelpful tangents can be ignored, meaning you get just what you want to see.

Another critical difference between Pyrodon and other fediverse software is Pyrodon takes security and user-safety seriously. "We want you (the user) to have total control over your experience on Pyrodon." says project creator Tessa, and this reflects strongly in the design. Instance federation doesn't pass along all data immediately: things like search-ability require an agreement first, so as to prevent targeted harassment. Unlike Twitter, where trolls can just look for a convenient hashtag and find targets, Pyrodon's methods mean only users and their posts from instances that have explicitly allowed for that search will show up, meaning trolls will have a much harder time of finding you. Your community will only be open to other related communities that have good reasons to communicate: fostering a professional and learning-friendly atmosphere where long-term community and project building is valued over raw engagement metrics.

Posts will also have a subject as a part of them: you'll see a post with the subject line "my project putting my car back together!" and decide from that if it's worth reading- at which point you can click on the subject line, and it'll expand the whole post (there is no character limit on Pyrodon, instead it uses a character-limited subject line to prevent a single post taking up too much of your timeline), or if you're looking for something else you can just scroll on and find something more your speed.

Long-term, the goal is to have something like GitHub for more than coding. With the citations, subject lines and tree-structured conversations, the Rheos Foundation hopes to create something ideal for building projects and communities. A company could have an internal Pyrodon server for all employees: citations used to keep projects neat and tidy, replacing internal email and allowing for needed feedback and information exchange: all with better security and optimization. All information in Pyrodon is encrypted: a database dump will give you nothing but gibberish.

Pyrodon will be open-source, allowing anyone to open and run their own instance and tweak the software as needed: but the Rheos Foundation will maintain a formal server "for those who want to make in peace" which is the tagline of the whole foundation. You can find the kickstarter here: once funded it will be released for everyone. [KS/Gofundme/other link]

'''<Tessa Lovelace, the Unknown Elon Musk>
'''

[This will specifically be an article about Tessa, using all available narrative information about her as the nominal head of the Rheos Foundation in the public eye, showing her to be this incredible inventor with similarly grand ideas (lofstrom loop front and center, alongside Rheos One) that just needs the bootstraps that Elon Musk's inheritance and family wealth provided for him. It will also be aimed squarely at techbros and other forms of technology fetishists as a form of passing the hat around for funding, all in the name of red-blooded american entrepreneurial spirit. The final purpose of this article will be nabbing some of Elon Musk's mindshare for better ends than he'll use it. Would like an interview for this one: be aware I'll have to quote mine it a little.]

'''<Who Are the Rheos Foundation?>
'''

[This article will be a rundown of the concepts and projects that will take us from here at Pyrodon to Rheos One, suspended in void above among the stars. It'll be selling this wonderful, aspirational dream of a future for science and a future in space: perhaps we can use some classic sci-fi metaphor and reference. It will be a hype piece with enough stats, graphs, and facts to sell it to most people: this is a broad appeal piece.]

User:Shadowchoir/Example articles

2019-10-08T12:17:24Z

Shadowchoir:

Initial article skeleton: for forking into various babbles [link to page describing the concept of babble] selling various projects.

'''[Pyrodon: An ambitious social network for makers and dreamers looking to challenge Twitter and Facebook]
'''
Social media these days is dominated by trending hashtags, comedians and celebrities, politicians and influencers. You want to use social media, you play a game of popularity and controversy - hardly useful for creatives. Not to mention, they're hardly useful places for learning skills or structured debate, when your discussion on welding techniques can be interrupted by "Xx88KillerAnon88xX" and turned into a discussion on something completely unrelated or unhelpful.

Enter the Rheos Foundation and Tessa L.H. Lovelace, its creator [link to website describing overall goals of the foundation, starting with Pyrodon and Darkpi and ending with Rheos One]. The Rheos foundation is a [cooperative/startup/collective/nonprofit, delete as appropriate] aiming for the stars: the stated goal of the project is to fund the creation of some rather lofty technologies allowing what they call a "post-scarcity society for creation and discovery" and where they'll start is with a network for people who like to make things called Pyrodon.

Tessa has some pretty big issues with social media as it stands. [Insert quote critical of FB/Twitter, with a lukewarm, neutral analysis of it leaning in favour].

Her solution is called Pyrodon: based on the federated instance-model of the Fediverse it breaks free of traditional moderation structures. Anyone can run a Pyrodon instance, and it's optimized to run on Pi hardware- you're not restricted by centralized moderation, and can pick and choose instances with themes and rules as you please. You can find an instance run by-and-for welding hobbyists, and the moderation will be fellow hobbyists. The key differences between this and Fediverse software is that Pyrodon doubles down on interest-based instances and structuring social interaction for learning and debate.

[Description of the truth-mapper feature]

Continuing on from that, you can also search your own posts by timestamp, tags, mentioned users, or text content - and cite them, making it much easier to link people to what you've already said as a built-in feature rather than laboriously linking it every time in a janky not-quite-functional way. As well, conversations are structured in easily collapsible trees: think like Reddit, where each reply can have multiple replies, and those replies can have multiple replies too- though each reply has a little button marked "collapse this reply and all replies to it" which does just that: so unhelpful tangents can be ignored, meaning you get just what you want to see.

Another critical difference between Pyrodon and other fediverse software is Pyrodon takes security and user-safety seriously. "We want you (the user) to have total control over your experience on Pyrodon." says project creator Tessa, and this reflects strongly in the design. Instance federation doesn't pass along all data immediately: things like search-ability require an agreement first, so as to prevent targeted harassment. Unlike Twitter, where trolls can just look for a convenient hashtag and find targets, Pyrodon's methods mean only users and their posts from instances that have explicitly allowed for that search will show up, meaning trolls will have a much harder time of finding you. Your community will only be open to other related communities that have good reasons to communicate: fostering a professional and learning-friendly atmosphere where long-term community and project building is valued over raw engagement metrics.

Posts will also have a subject as a part of them: you'll see a post with the subject line "my project putting my car back together!" and decide from that if it's worth reading- at which point you can click on the subject line, and it'll expand the whole post (there is no character limit on Pyrodon, instead it uses a character-limited subject line to prevent a single post taking up too much of your timeline), or if you're looking for something else you can just scroll on and find something more your speed.

Long-term, the goal is to have something like GitHub for more than coding. With the citations, subject lines and tree-structured conversations, the Rheos Foundation hopes to create something ideal for building projects and communities. A company could have an internal Pyrodon server for all employees: citations used to keep projects neat and tidy, replacing internal email and allowing for needed feedback and information exchange: all with better security and optimization. All information in Pyrodon is encrypted: a database dump will give you nothing but gibberish.

Pyrodon will be open-source, allowing anyone to open and run their own instance and tweak the software as needed: but the Rheos Foundation will maintain a formal server "for those who want to make in peace" which is the tagline of the whole foundation. You can find the kickstarter here: once funded it will be released for everyone. [KS/Gofundme/other link]

'''<Tessa Lovelace, the Unknown Elon Musk>
'''
[This will specifically be an article about Tessa, using all available narrative information about her as the nominal head of the Rheos Foundation in the public eye, showing her to be this incredible inventor with similarly grand ideas (lofstrom loop front and center, alongside Rheos One) that just needs the bootstraps that Elon Musk's inheritance and family wealth provided for him. It will also be aimed squarely at techbros and other forms of technology fetishists as a form of passing the hat around for funding, all in the name of red-blooded american entrepreneurial spirit. The final purpose of this article will be nabbing some of Elon Musk's mindshare for better ends than he'll use it. Would like an interview for this one: be aware I'll have to quote mine it a little.]

'''<Who Are the Rheos Foundation?>
'''
[This article will be a rundown of the concepts and projects that will take us from here at Pyrodon to Rheos One, suspended in void above among the stars. It'll be selling this wonderful, aspirational dream of a future for science and a future in space: perhaps we can use some classic sci-fi metaphor and reference. It will be a hype piece with enough stats, graphs, and facts to sell it to most people: this is a broad appeal piece.]

User:Shadowchoir/Example articles

2019-10-08T11:58:06Z

Shadowchoir: Created page with "Initial article skeleton: for forking into various babbles [link to page describing the concept of babble] selling various projects. [Pyrodon: An ambitious social network for..."

Initial article skeleton: for forking into various babbles [link to page describing the concept of babble] selling various projects.

[Pyrodon: An ambitious social network for makers and dreamers looking to challenge Twitter and Facebook]

Social media these days is dominated by trending hashtags, comedians and celebrities, politicians and influencers. You want to use social media, you play a game of popularity and controversy - hardly useful for creatives. Not to mention, they're hardly useful places for learning skills or structured debate, when your discussion on welding techniques can be interrupted by "Xx88KillerAnon88xX" and turned into a discussion on something completely unrelated or unhelpful.

Enter the Rheos Foundation and Tessa L.H. Lovelace, its creator [link to website describing overall goals of the foundation, starting with Pyrodon and Darkpi and ending with Rheos One]. The Rheos foundation is a [cooperative/startup/collective/nonprofit, delete as appropriate] aiming for the stars: the stated goal of the project is to fund the creation of some rather lofty technologies allowing what they call a "post-scarcity society for creation and discovery".

Tessa has some pretty big issues with social media as it stands. [Insert quote critical of FB/Twitter, with a lukewarm, neutral analysis of it leaning in favour].

Her solution is called Pyrodon: based on the federated instance-model of the Fediverse it breaks free of traditional moderation structures. Anyone can run a Pyrodon instance, and it's optimized to run on Pi hardware- you're not restricted by centralized moderation, and can pick and choose instances with themes and rules as you please. You can find an instance run by-and-for welding hobbyists, and the moderation will be fellow hobbyists. The key differences between this and Fediverse software is that Pyrodon doubles down on interest-based instances and structuring social interaction for learning and debate.

[Description of the truth-mapper feature]

Continuing on from that, you can also search your own posts by timestamp, tags, mentioned users, or text content - and cite them, making it much easier to link people to what you've already said as a built-in feature rather than laboriously linking it every time in a janky not-quite-functional way. As well, conversations are structured in easily collapsible trees: think like Reddit, where each reply can have multiple replies, and those replies can have multiple replies too- though each reply has a little button marked "collapse this reply and all replies to it" which does just that: so unhelpful tangents can be ignored, meaning you get just what you want to see.

Another critical difference between Pyrodon and other fediverse software is Pyrodon takes security and user-safety seriously. "We want you (the user) to have total control over your experience on Pyrodon." says project creator Tessa, and this reflects strongly in the design. Instance federation doesn't pass along all data immediately: things like search-ability require an agreement first, so as to prevent targeted harassment. Unlike Twitter, where trolls can just look for a convenient hashtag and find targets, Pyrodon's methods mean only users and their posts from instances that have explicitly allowed for that search will show up, meaning trolls will have a much harder time of finding you. Your community will only be open to other related communities that have good reasons to communicate: fostering a professional and learning-friendly atmosphere where long-term community and project building is valued over raw engagement metrics.

Posts will also have a subject as a part of them: you'll see a post with the subject line "my project putting my car back together!" and decide from that if it's worth reading- at which point you can click on the subject line, and it'll expand the whole post (there is no character limit on Pyrodon, instead it uses a character-limited subject line to prevent a single post taking up too much of your timeline), or if you're looking for something else you can just scroll on and find something more your speed.

Long-term, the goal is to have something like GitHub for more than coding. With the citations, subject lines and tree-structured conversations, the Rheos Foundation hopes to create something ideal for building projects and communities. A company could have an internal Pyrodon server for all employees: citations used to keep projects neat and tidy, replacing internal email and allowing for needed feedback and information exchange: all with better security and optimization. All information in Pyrodon is encrypted: a database dump will give you nothing but gibberish.

Pyrodon will be open-source, allowing anyone to open and run their own instance and tweak the software as needed: but the Rheos Foundation will maintain a formal server "for those who want to make in peace" which is the tagline of the whole foundation.

jakimfett

2019-10-06T18:28:23Z

Shadowchoir:

This is simply a compilation of all of Jakimfett's online presence by their request.

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jakimfett

Twitter: https://twitter.com/jakimfett?lang=en

Mixer: https://mixer.com/jakimfett

Reddit, Humanity Fuck Yeah subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/HFY/wiki/authors/jakimfett

HTYP: https://htyp.org/User:Jakimfett

Keybase: https://keybase.io/jakimfett

Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/jakimfett

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Y7chp4Cr5ZQ5n7vSzd2Fg

Personal site: https://jakimfett.com/

Audacious Space Pirates (project started by and promoted by Jakimfett) https://github.com/AudaciousSpacePirates

Github: https://github.com/jakimfett

StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/users/1332198/jakimfett

Profile on their own business website: https://assorted.tech/associates/lovelace/

DarkPi- another of their projects: https://darkpi.com/

Fediverse presence: https://toot.cat/@eryn

Puzzling_Mastery- startup resource of theirs: https://puzzles.rheos.one/

Ko-Fi for their collective group: ko-fi.com/kaelars

Fundraiser including an extensive about: https://www.gofundme.com/f/tessa-survival/

Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/jakimfett/

AO3 profile (contains a single work): https://archiveofourown.org/users/erynwern

Deviantart (mostly poetry, work frequently touches on an array of triggering subjects): https://www.deviantart.com/jakimfett

Minecraft Forums/Curse account (inactive since forever, but jerks will quote mine anything. . . ): https://www.minecraftforum.net/members/jakimfett

'''Articles including or about or by Jakimfett'''

An issuepedia article about an incident in Detroit concerning jakimfett, aka Tessa Lovelace. Contains many links to articles from press, these articles are abstracted and content warned: https://issuepedia.org/US/OR/Detroit/2018-06-04_police_beating

Their own writing on their personal site about the same incident, has enough distinct citations to be worth linking (and also is another sample of their writing): https://jakimfett.com/status-report/derrick-ramseyer-brutality/

Their profile over on Issuepedia, technically also an article similar to this one: https://issuepedia.org/Tessa_Lovelace

An article about gender identity, as explained through their own experience: https://medium.com/@jakimfett/two-doors-70d04d91d1e

jakimfett

2019-10-06T17:30:43Z

Shadowchoir:

This is simply a compilation of all of Jakimfett's online presence by their request.

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jakimfett

Twitter: https://twitter.com/jakimfett?lang=en

Mixer: https://mixer.com/jakimfett

Reddit, Humanity Fuck Yeah subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/HFY/wiki/authors/jakimfett

HTYP: https://htyp.org/User:Jakimfett

Keybase: https://keybase.io/jakimfett

Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/jakimfett

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Y7chp4Cr5ZQ5n7vSzd2Fg

Personal site: https://jakimfett.com/

Audacious Space Pirates (project started by and promoted by Jakimfett) https://github.com/AudaciousSpacePirates

Github: https://github.com/jakimfett

StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/users/1332198/jakimfett

Profile on their own business website: https://assorted.tech/associates/lovelace/

DarkPi- another of their projects: https://darkpi.com/

Fediverse presence: https://toot.cat/@eryn

Puzzling_Mastery- startup resource of theirs: https://puzzles.rheos.one/

Ko-Fi for their collective group: ko-fi.com/kaelars

Fundraiser including an extensive about: https://www.gofundme.com/f/tessa-survival/

Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/jakimfett/

AO3 profile (contains a single work): https://archiveofourown.org/users/erynwern

Deviantart (mostly poetry, work frequently touches on an array of triggering subjects): https://www.deviantart.com/jakimfett

'''Articles including or about or by Jakimfett'''

An issuepedia article about an incident in Detroit concerning jakimfett, aka Tessa Lovelace. Contains many links to articles from press, these articles are abstracted and content warned: https://issuepedia.org/US/OR/Detroit/2018-06-04_police_beating

Their own writing on their personal site about the same incident, has enough distinct citations to be worth linking (and also is another sample of their writing): https://jakimfett.com/status-report/derrick-ramseyer-brutality/

Their profile over on Issuepedia, technically also an article similar to this one: https://issuepedia.org/Tessa_Lovelace

An article about gender identity, as explained through their own experience: https://medium.com/@jakimfett/two-doors-70d04d91d1e

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