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Jonathan Stegall
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Jonathan Stegall

@jonathanstegall
User experience designer and coder. Faith-rooted organizer and abolitionist. Love design, theology, justice, grace. Enjoy coffee, beer, goth, metal. He/him.
Minneapolis via Atlanta via FL via NC
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Born 1983
Joined January 2008
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    Jonathan Stegall
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    Jul 24, 2023
    Well, as one does every once in a while, here are some places I can be followed, with this same username: - BlueSky (also happy to pass invites to mutuals!) - Mastodon (on Spore) - IG/Threads/FB - Last.fm - I've still got a website I never update.
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    Jonathan Stegall
    @jonathanstegall
    Jan 23, 2025
    I'm noticing another group of new folks joining the other text-based social media website. I'm not one to tell people what to do with their accounts on this website; I think all choices have pluses and minuses, but I do think building an account on that specific place is good.
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    Jonathan Stegall
    @jonathanstegall
    Dec 26, 2024
    We were watching the new Star Wars show (which I think is good!) and my wife, who works with kids in various settings, said “this show feels too much like work to feel like vacation time.”
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    Jonathan Stegall
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    Dec 25, 2024
    I do think bluesky has achieved a few levels of what I consider to be critical mass, even as Twitter has continued its descent. It’s not enough for me to abandon this website, but it is enough that I’m much less consistently posting here.
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    Jonathan Stegall
    @jonathanstegall
    Dec 25, 2024
    I finished “We Grow the World Together: Parenting Toward Abolition” today. It is a deep treasure of a book, easily among my favorite reads of the year. I’ll refer back to it often. Whew.
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