A scrappy fiddle is a scrappy thing or idea that you can fiddle or play with!
Scrappy fiddles might be cool
Scrappy fiddles might be fun
Scrappy fiddles sound funny
Scrappy fiddles are short
Scrappy fiddles are simple
Scrappy fiddles might be finished
Scrappy fiddles might not be finished
Scrappy fiddles might be broken
Scrappy fiddles might just be an idea
Scrappy fiddles lower the emotional barrier
Scrappy fiddles breaks unreachable standards
Scrappy fiddles are RADICAL
Scrappy fiddles are done every day
Scrappy fiddles are the process
Scrappy fiddles get scrappy fiddles done
Scrappy fiddles are made to be shared
Scrappy fiddles share ideas
Scrappy fiddles connect people
Scrappy fiddles break our isolation
Scrappy fiddles make collaboration possible
Scrappy fiddles make crazy ideas possible
Scrappy fiddles might make Dialogue possible
I will make scrappy fiddles every day starting now!
I pledge to normalise sharing scrappy fiddles!
Normalise sharing scrappy fiddles is an inherently queer movement
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“Normalise sharing scrappy fiddles” is a moral statement. It means: It’s morally wrong to not normalise the sharing of things that are not yet made or figured out: importantly: it’s about the things you are shy about. If it seems weird or a “big deal” to share something before it feels right to do so, then that is evil: “normalise sharing scrappy fiddles” says that that is evil and “normalise sharing scrappy fiddles” has failed if that’s the case.
It’s about defaults. The default should be to share whatever you make immediately. It should be normal. It should be abnormal to do otherwise. It should be weird to hide what you make.
You shouldn’t need a reason to share. You should need a reason to hide. “Wait - you’re not sharing it? - wait why?”
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