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In 2016, a software developer named David and I met to discuss creating a quan-titative demographic survey of the open source software community to which wewere both long-time contributors. David and I did not know each other well,but shared a belief that our open source community (OSC, hereafter) was an un-safe place for anyone who did not identify as white, cisgendered, heterosexualand male. That lack of safety was further complicated by any one individual’sdistance from privileged modes of contribution.

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