I sincerely love you, my dearest CypherPunks.
Thanks for being and making my life funnier, and my inbox, a real chaos,
hahahaha!!! <3
Did I mention today how much I do love filters too? Hahaha!!! ;D
Much LOVE and FREEDOM to all of you!!! Not only today, but in all the days
of your lives... Everybody needs love to survive, to heal, to keep the
hopes in a better world... <3 <3 <3
Ceci
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From: Cecilia Tanaka
Date: Fri, Feb 14, 2020, 15:59
Subject: Fwd: I Love Free Software - and you?
To: LT
Cc: Max Mehl
Spreading love and freedom in all possible places, my dear Max!!! <3 <3
<3
Some of my friends don't speak English, but several of them loved to
declare their love in our language. Or in Klingon. Or in Elvish. Or in
non-existent languages that live only in our hearts... LOVE is always LOVE
in all the languages!!! :D
And in some moments, there is sincere love in the silence too. When you
are trying to learn how to use a free software only to teach it to kids and
you smile, and feel your heart full of love, brighting of joy, when the
child shows you their work and want to learn more, more, and more! :')
I love Free Software and Free Hardware, but I didn't write about my love in
yet... I just wanted to say I love you and send zillions and
zillions of love kisses to everyone, hahaha!!! ;D
Love, love, love... Tons of LOVE to all of you, my lovely lovable loves,
hahaha!!! <3
Ceci
Sao Paulo
Brazil
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Loving. Caring. Sharing. Being Excellent To Each Other And To Our
Hackerspace. <3
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"Don't let anyone rob you of your imagination, your creativity, or your
curiosity. It's your place in the world; it's your life. Go on and do all
you can with it, and make it the life you want to live." - Mae Jemison
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From: Max Mehl
Hi,
While you are reading this, someone somewhere is working on improving the
code of a Free Software you use yourself. Although millions of users depend
on Free Software, the people behind the respective projects usually remain
invisible. Together we want to change that. 14 February, the "I love Free
Software Day", is a good opportunity to do so. But we need your help for
that.
Behind every Free Software project is a team of developers, translators and
designers. These are people who fix bugs, make improvements and provide
security updates. They do a great service to our society by making the code
of their software available to the general public. This cannot be taken for
granted. Many of these people do it voluntarily in their spare time. But
how often do we actually thank them for this?
14 February is "I love Free Software" day. On this day, Free Software users
are called upon to show their appreciation for a project of their choice.
It's easy to join in: just write a short message of thanks on the social
network of your choice with the addition #IloveFS. Or write a short thank
you email to a development team. The message does not have to be long - a
simple thank you is often enough. Do you think it's important for
journalists to be able to research the web anonymously with Tor? Do you
regularly use the Firefox browser, LibreOffice, or a Linux system yourself?
Or is there a smaller and less known project that you personally care
about? You alone decide who you want to please on this day. On the "I love
Free Software Day" action page you will find various ideas and suggestions:
Action page: ilovefs.org
The "I love Free Software Day" is an important institution in the Free
Software community. The more people participate, the more we can make it
clear that we value this work, which is immensely important for our
society. We would therefore be very pleased if you too would take part and
take a moment on 14 February.
Best regards,
Max Mehl
Programme Manager
Free Software Foundation Europe
PS: Writing a short message takes only a few minutes. But this small
gesture means a lot to many people. As FSFE we regularly get feedback from
Free Software projects that the "I love Free Software Day" gives them a lot
of strength and encourages them to continue. All the more reason why we
should not let this day pass without a short thank you to our favourite
project: ilovefs.org
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