specialissue19/index.md

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 Like community gardens, libraries are about tenderness and approachability. However, does every book and each person feel welcome in these spaces? Publications are empty leaves if there is no one to read them. Libraries are soulless storage rooms if there is no one to visit them. People give meaning to libraries and publications alike. People are the reason for their existence. People tend to cultivate plants. Audiences tend to foster content. The public tends to enrich the context. Libraries as complex social infrastructures. 
 
-![Cloud of cards with instructions to be performed on the books](card-cloud-leeszaal.jpg){.image-80}
+![Cloud of cards with instructions to be performed on the books](card-cloud-leeszaal.jpg){.half-image}
 
 The release of the Special Issue 19 was a momentary snapshot of the current state of a library seen through the metaphor of gardening; pruning, gleaning, growing, grafting and harvesting. Garden Leeszaal is an open conversation; a collective writing tool, a cooperative collage and an archive. We asked everyone to think of the library as a garden. For us, being a gardener means caring; caring for the people and books that form this space.
 

specialissue20/index.md

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 ![Holographic Oracle Deck](holographic.jpg){.image-95}
 ![Modified tetris fantasies](tetris.jpg){.image-95}
 
-![Worry Dolls](worrydolls.jpg){.full-image}
+![Worry Dolls](worrydolls.jpg){.half-image}
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 ![Reading with the Oracolotto cards.](oracolotto.jpg){.half-image}
 
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specialissue21/index.md

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 ![An inscription performance using the TeleType Model 33 and a 40m stairwell.](TTY.jpg)
 
-![A reading and writing of poetry using pedestrians and vinyl quotes.](stairs_concrete.jpg){.image-80}
+![A reading and writing of poetry using pedestrians and vinyl quotes.](stairs_concrete.jpg){.half-image}
 
 This issue started from a single technical object: a Model 33 Teletype machine. The teletype is the meeting point between typewriters and computer interfaces, a first automated translator of letters into bits. Equipped with a keyboard, a transmitter and a punchcard read-writer, it is a historical link between early transmission technology such as the telegraph and the Internet of today. Under the administration of our kubernētēs, Martino Morandi, each week hosted a guest contributor who joined us in unfolding the many cultural and technical layers that we found stratified in such a machine, reading them as questions to our contemporary involvements with computing and with networks.
 
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 TTY was produced in april-june 2023 as special issue 21 with guest editor Martino Morandi, and contributors Andrea di Serego Alighieri, Femke Snelting, Isabelle Sully, Jara Rocha, Roel Roscam Abbing, and Zoumana Meïté.
 
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 ![Encoding Convertor: the wacky world of character en-coding.](encoding.png){.image-95}
 
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 ![We have a bag full of planets, stars, our favorite moments, darkest fears, best intentions and worst feelings. Our bag is now in the middle, its ready for you to discover and see the networks of our minds, make knots in the middle or intervene with what we call is a collective memory of few xpubbers.](overlap.png){.full-image}
 
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 ![This A6 zine is a sub-release created by three women sitting on the teletype machine thinking and performing](zine.jpg){.image-95}
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 ![Hexalogue booklet. A conversation for six voices is encoded and documented in a script.](hexalogue.jpg){.image-95}
 
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 ![Publications holding tiny sub-releases during SI21](publication.jpg){.image-80}