Kaito / Katie Sinclaire @KS@is.a.qute.dog

*waves to the sky in @KitRedgrave's general direction*

@boots qt!

sometimes i wonder what would've happened if i didn't storm out of the minecraft community after tussling with notch over something that's probably comparatively minor to most people

what would've happened if i kept working on bukkit, instead of only really making a single commit to the repos before the above happened

but yet... mulling on the past won't change the present, and just like changes could have been positive, so too could they have been harmful

watching people set up a minecraft server over irc is bringing up a lot of memories... some good, some bad, but all very nostalgic

@Elizafox wasn't this the tongue-in-cheek response to "GTA is too violent, etc"

@KitRedgrave oh no, rip kitbot ;;

vegas goal-den knights ~w~

i can't do anything about mentions, sadly, they autocorrect to "proper" capitalization even if i correct them beforehand to be all lowercase

@Elizafox *hugs tightly* <3

yep i'm gonna do it <3

i'm tempted to go all lowercase for a few days in support of the golden knights

@KitRedgrave @Trev but what if... you both are also cute

I feel bad just getting in the arguments about the GPL now, and I'm getting kind of tired of them...

I think I'm just going to write a longform post to say my piece sometime in the coming days and just be done with it

@cathal "viral". I'm typing on a phone. You could have probably guessed that on your own but the fact that you brought it up makes me feel you aren't making arguments in good faith anyway.

@cathal Your choice of license is prohibiting others' choices. It's the paradox of tolerance in yet another form.

I swear to god I'm tired of seeing what essentially is copyleft propaganda

@cathal in the Utopia where everything was GPL, it would be nearly impossible to use anything else due to the vitality clause, as you'd either have to give into its demands or reinvent the wheel for literally everything, which is as anti-choice as you can possibly get.

The GPL doesn't give a damn about the people working with the code, it only cares about the code itself. People should be allowed to choose a license that matches what *they* feel is most important; the GPL opposes that choice.