I suggest this list is mostly for open-source projects (on github, gitlab, bitbucket and the like) and should contain projects that are directly related with code that solves the problems stated at https://humanetech.com/problem (so it is not for just any software that happens to be humane due to its policies, etc.).
Would love your feedback, and your additions (PR’s) to the list, which I will subsequently maintain and moderate.
I have created a draft of a Humane Tech badge that can be used by maintainers of humane code projects that are on the awesome list:
I have limited graphic design skills, so for a designer this might hurt your eyes I also still need to do some pixel shifting, but that comes later…
All feedback is welcome. Is the badge too colorful? Should I use a different icon?
Proud to mention the first project created by one of our members @valere, and also the first project to be awarded the Humane Tech badge. Check it out:
Privacy
Exodify - Wondering if an app is tracking you? Now you can see it directly in the Play store.
Thanks @aschrijver
This browser extension is only made possible thanks to the hard work of Exodus Privacy and their REST API! They are a great group, and putting such hard work, consider supporting them -> https://exodus-privacy.eu.org/
Data Selfie | - Track yourself on Facebook and analyze your data (read faq and privacy before using).
This application shows how much information can be derived from the personal data people carelessly provide to social networks (in this case FB). Check the video on how it works:
Note: If considering using for yourself, read the privacy statement and know that in order to analyse your data, some of it is forwarded to 3rd party services (IBM Watson and University of Cambridge… no not Cambridge Analytica ). Therefore I’ve mentioned the privacy statement in the description of the awesome list.
Really? Because the title of the Github page is “Awesome Humane Tech”. Seems to me that it is about human tech in general.
I am finding many thread unintelligible many threads because of the use of acronyms. I have no idea what is being said. What is OSS? I have no idea what you mean. I think anyone reading this and seeing “DDG” would have absolutely no idea what that means. There is another thread full of acronyms as well where I didn’t understand what was being written. Thanks.
DDG was in reference to your post above… the acronym for DuckDuckGo (while ‘googling’ is a word, saying “I am going to DuckDuckGo it” is a bit clumsy)
OSS means Open Source Software.
Regarding Github. Its the largest collection of open-source projects worldwide, targeted to software developers.
Most awesome lists deal mostly with OSS (though not always and this is not a requirement). The introductory paragraph in this list describes its purpose.