It was a really busy week. I'd like to extrapolate on what happened more on my blog, but here's a short summary:

Took Gerald Sussman up on his offer, dropped by his office again to chat about all sorts of things (more thoughts out of this, will lead into some future work / writing)
Ran a 2nd annual "Free as in Root Beer" informal gathering
W3C standards meeting, and all the conflicting arguments of how to do things in the group are sort of resolved! They said it couldn't be done! I think we have a coherent path forward for federation and client to server API standards in the group where everyone agrees and knows how to coordinate it.
Also Jessica Tallon demonstrated MediaGoblin and Pump.io federating together at the W3C SocialWG face to face meeting.
Contributor Experience hackfest at SpinachCon
Hung out with a bunch of friends
Dropped by the MIT Press bookstore and picked up the original 1960s "Lisp 1.5 Programmer's Manual" and a book on genetic algorithms
Spoke at LibrePlanet w/ @David Thompson on "Solving the Deployment Crisis with GNU Guix"
Met up with Minifree and ThinkPenguin libre hardware distributors and talked
Talked to the http://ring.cx people about how we can work together
Spoke and marched in a rally/protest against DRM then attended a roundtable afterwards
Discussed my thoughts about "free software in the age of generative programs" with a number of people and have a good sense of an article to write on the subject.

Lots more too! Maybe I'll be able to write some follow-ups to all that.

PS: Seeing the FSF get up Snowden's talk on their MediaGoblin instance made me feel really good about the work we're doing!

PPS: Some people have asked where the "copyheart" source file I made for Conservancy is, called out in Karen's talk: here's a PNG and an SVG. CC BY-SA 4.0! (Also credit @Bassam Kurdali who did most of the SVG path work from my sketch)