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Stephanie Harkin @saharkin.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Come chat with me about feminine computer creativity :) Did you make experimental hobbyist games? Did you mod the sims? Did you make Neopets fan sites? Are you Australian and over 18yo?

A participant recruitment flyer for a research project on feminine computer creativity. An image of a Sims house and a Neopets character are included on the poster.

The callout reads:
"I am looking to talk with people who used computers for hobbyist non- commercial feminine creativity relevant to games. All interpretations
of femininity are welcome. This project aims to learn more about feminine tech-competency and feminine game cultures that have
been overlooked in games histories."

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Emmy @emmfoolery.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Very yes. I'll be sending through an e-mail shortly, but I'm extremely invested in this research regardless!

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Meghann O'Neill @firkraags.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

My dad gave me a Qbasic manual and told me to make something so I made a game that was supposed to guess your favourite colour but frequently guessed animals. My dad was like, ‘That’s not what programming is for.’ :) (I also made spy mysteries with ACS which my dad liked more.)

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Stephanie Harkin @saharkin.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

This is a project looking at feminine tech creativity and tech competency overlooked in histories of games and game cultures. If you have copies or old versions of the cool stuff you made we can even try to image/preserve them at the RMIT Digital Heritage Lab (this an optional).

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Kim Acuff Steiner @emberdione.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

@archmageauri.bsky.social you know the peeps for this I would expect. XD

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