This account has been quiet for the last while because other voices are far more deserving of your attention.

It came to our attention that we were featured in this article (https://rhizome.org/editorial/2020/jun/03/digital-resources-for-a-movement-against-police-violence/) which recommends digital resources for the movement against police violence.

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We develop CryptPad under an open-source license because we believe cryptography is a vital tool in addressing disparities in power. In case it wasn't already abundantly clear: we're on the side of the black, queer, trans, and other disproportionately policed and surveilled people that have faced prejudice for far too long.

If you're using CryptPad to organize and have any questions about how to use it as safely as possible please do contact us.

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Registration is free and does not require any personal information. You can then submit encrypted support tickets that only we (the development team) can read. We're a small team with limited resources, so if your group can appoint one person to contact us and disseminate our responses that will allow us to serve more users.

For your sake and our own, please be cautious what information you share with us and consider plausible deniability. The less we know the better.

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