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BLOG POST Moving Through Monotropism
The code that builds this site is now under the MIT License, and nothing else is. The map, the twenty areas, every word on every page, the shapes and the illustrations stay CC BY-SA 4.0, exactly as before. It was Ryan Boren's decision for the Stimpunks Foundation, and Helen Edgar agreed to it.
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