really, the issue is that i am not part of a collective

a good software collective is established with two primary goals :⁠—

1. creating good software

2. generating a public record of documents which demonstrate the process of making good software

considering this, one might be forgiven for thinking that there must exist an overabundance of tools for generating and proliferating documentation on the creation of software. after all, this is a problem that every good software collective must solve. however,

@Lady (You have an eye on what Worm Blossem is doing, right?)

(Both in terms of "software collectives, and documentation", and in terms of "sharing documents".)

@Lady Oh!

Okay gimme a sec to grab some links.

Do you prefer FOSDEM talk (aesthetically highly based on Legend of Zelda, primarily about their design approach/goals and how it informed their spec-writing),
protocol specs,
protocol conceptual documentation,
example application (running but still hacky and using only a scarce few of the features in their design-space),
or collective devlog/shared blog of how things are more generally?

or fediverse handle of one of the people in it, I guess.

(... grabbing...)

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@gaditb oh i mean i would say i care most about whatever most speaks to you, or whatever you think most speaks to me, or something socially contingent along those lines

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