Alt text for profile pic: A green tau symbol on black background surrounded by a rainbow fist, a dark red dotted spiral and a green star with white outline. The tau has a weird pink symbol on its center. (License: CC0)

Alt text for header picture: I'm not very creative so it's just my profile picture three times directly next to each other.

I'm not expecting anyone to follow me back.

CW policy: I'm always trying to properly CW my own posts, but I do often boost post not (sufficiently) CWed. If this is a problem for you, then don't follow me, block me, use filters, hide boosts from me (see pinned post) and/or make me aware of what is nonnegotiable for you and I will see if I can respect that (although don't expect that to work…).

I'm boosting a lot, if you don't want to see that you can hide those as described in one of my pinned posts below.

If you want to contact me, but can't DM me (no fediverse account/blocked/…), you can write me an email to fedicontact@zvavybir.eu or use my website's contact page: https://zvavybir.eu/contact

Trying (and failing) to be youth liberationist, feminist, anti-racist, anti-ableist, acab, … . Please call me out if possible!

I speak German and English native-like, Esperanto somewhat well and the romance languages (especially Latin and Spanish) on a very basic level.

The green, yellow, or red symbols (:Green: :Yellow: :Red:) in my user name are to be interpreted like detailed in this post (tl;dr: If red, then don't interact; if green, please interact): https://social.translunar.academy/objects/e5d1e4e6-d9eb-446c-a1a7-e23c2c9c1b59 (if the link doesn't work, it's the post above https://anarres.family/@SymTrkl/113206717652481990)

I have a blog out of some reason: https://blog.zvavybir.eu/

#ActuallyAutistic #certainlyOcd #adhd #queer #bi

#union #verdi #gewerkschaft #gewerkschaften

#humanCenteredSoftware #floss #luddite

#mathematician #physicist #programmer

#FreePalestine #IsraelNotJews

#anarchist #cosmopolitan

#latin #esperanto

#enby

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