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ABOUT THIS ZINE
This zine was created in the fall of 2025 for a course final project. The preliminary research was put together by myself and my cohort-mates, Echo and Grace. However, all writing in this final version of the zine was done by myself. The short story in the center is written specifically from my perspective.
Please note, this zine was created prior to the shut-down announcements of Simply Plural and several other system-management apps. lol.
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