"It needs to integrate the realities, contexts, and constraints of all different kinds of people, not just the ones who built the early Web. Technology needs to reflect those who are on the web now."

"When institutionalized processes are opened up, and become open source, they are re-adapted for an entire community. These processes allow for more input, and one could argue, more equity. But that’s in an ideal world—there are still plenty of issues of racism and sexism, as well as gatekeeping, inside both the open source movement and the maker movement. That being said, the ability to augment, change, remix, or “fork” an experience, technology and code is what makes “making” an important movement in modern world."