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LITCon 2023 is taking place in Boston, MA on April 3, and there will be an add-on docassemble conference ("Docacon") on April 4. For information and registration, visit suffolklitlab.org/LITCon/2023/ab…

#Courts cannot ensure equal justice for all without people - people passionately working in the roles of judges, administrators, clerks, interpreters & more. If you're looking for a rewarding career helping others, then you should apply for a court job. ncsc.org/courtjobs

The schedule for LSC's upcoming Innovations in Technology Conference is out! #LSCITC See it now: web.cvent.com/event/541a7add…

Version 1.4.23 introduced a feature that lets you customize the color of particular checkbox or radio list items. It's a pretty useless feature, but it lets you do this.

@LegalGeekster @QSteenhuis @Phila_Legal If the bank account payment method won't work, you can write a check to Philadelphia Legal Assistance, and mention "docassemble" in the memo part (or elsewhere) and mail it to Philadelphia Legal Assistance, 718 Arch Street, Suite 300N, Philadelphia, PA 19106. Thanks!

@QSteenhuis @Phila_Legal @docassemble Can u donate with a check and have it apply to this? This page doesn't have corporate giving.

Excited to announce the launch of the #Docacon UK Conference - showcasing a variety of projects that have been built using the @docassemble platform. Find out more and register your interest at docacon.uk #LegalTech #LawTech

Docacon (the annual docassemble conference) is happening tomorrow! It will be a 2-hour get-together on the Remo platform, starting with discussions at "tables," followed by a series of short presentations. See you all there! live.remo.co/e/docacon-meet…

@epompeii @BRYTER_io righto.com/2016/12/die-ph…

Visual programming horror from @BRYTER_io's promo video.

Registration is now open for Docacon 2021, the annual docassemble conference (which this year will be a virtual meetup on November 30 on the Remo platform). live.remo.co/e/docacon-meet… docacon.com

@TotallyCool80s Yes, of course! It is important to have a printer that can print onto continuous, tractor-feed paper so that one can make banners.

@docassemble Wow, that's pretty cool! Are you restoring it for fun? Will you actually use it?

Did you ever have a Daisywriter? I don't know if I ever saw one in person, actually. This is from Time magazine in May 1983. #80s #80sad #80stech

It was extremely obvious that begging/demanding Silicon Valley executives assert power over our political discourse - determine what's hate speech and what isn't, what's true and false -- would result in Jeff Bezos deciding what we can read. Congrats to all who made this happen:

@mengwong From the start, @docassemble was intended to be usable as a pure Python package for CLI applications, but because the "market" for such applications is so small, this has been the lowest priority.

“Love it!”

Of course, for usability it’s bundled with an index of standard aliases: $ deal ycombinator/safe-post/cap-only $ deal waypointnda/2.0.0 Running those might generate a partially-filled template, with [COUNTERPARTY NAME] still unfilled.

@BjoernSchotte Not sure, but you could use #raw" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docassemble.org/docs/documents… or safe_dump from pyyaml.

Has anyone used @docassemble to generate yaml files out of interview answers? (weird question but I need yaml output instead of docx output)

@keithporcaro @Colarusso @sglassmeyer @C2AJ @kate_fazio Social norms evolve and everyone plays a role in their evolution. It is definitely possible that the people today who undermine the social norm of toleration of dissent will one day be considered heroes -- the "last dissenters" who ushered in a glorious anti-liberal era.

@keithporcaro @Colarusso @sglassmeyer @C2AJ @kate_fazio Businesses might give in to pressure from a boycott or negative publicity campaign organized by people who expect businesses to deny service to unpopular people, so in that sense the businesses might be making a financial decision.

@keithporcaro @Colarusso @sglassmeyer @C2AJ @kate_fazio Hypothetically the government could use regulation to force a business to ban a dissenter, but since the dissenter would win that First Amendment case, it seems weird for the business to do the government's unlawful deed in its place.