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 Regarding development, we are happy to collaborate with anyone who is willing to put in the work, regardless of politics. The only condition is to follow the [rules](https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/code_of_conduct.html) when posting in development spaces. Essentially, be respectful.
 
 For the past three years dessalines and I have been funded to work on Lemmy full-time by generous support from the [NLnet foundation](https://nlnet.nl/).
-These donations are paid out when we implement certain new features. But now we are busy answering questions, reviewing pull requests and urgentlyfixing problems. That means we are unable to work on the milestones agreed with NLnet, and won't receive payments from them. We are increasingly reliant on user donations to pay our bills. These donations currently add up to 1500 Euros per month, which is not even enough to pay minimum wage for the two of us. Hopefully more users can consider [donating](https://join-lemmy.org/donate), so that we can put our full attention to making Lemmy better for everyone, and possibly add more developers to our worker co-op in the future.
+These donations are paid out when we implement certain new features. But now we are busy answering questions, reviewing pull requests and urgently fixing problems. That means we are unable to work on the milestones agreed with NLnet, and won't receive payments from them. We are increasingly reliant on user donations to pay our bills. These donations currently add up to 1500 Euros per month, which is not even enough to pay minimum wage for the two of us. Hopefully more users can consider [donating](https://join-lemmy.org/donate), so that we can put our full attention to making Lemmy better for everyone, and possibly add more developers to our worker co-op in the future.
 
 Again, we'd like to thank everyone for their support and assistance, and we remain hopeful that together, as a federation, the fediverse and all its projects collectively, can win the battle for the internet, and create a better, more enjoyable experience than the one forced upon us by these nefarious tech giants.