There are various ways to contact me using freedom-respecting software. Since these platforms would be unfamiliar to most of the people, I have also added brief descriptions.

• XMPP and Signal are used for chatting. XMPP is decentralized like email, so it is preferable to Signal.
• Mastodon is a microblogging platform. Due to its decentralized nature it is resilient to corporate takeovers and censorship efforts (something which cannot be said for Twitter).
• BookWyrm is where I record the fictions I have read in the past.
• Codeberg is the place where I have hosted the code for this website. Take a look if you are interested in that kind of stuff.
• Lichess is where I play chess. I also wrote a blog on why I use it.
• OpenStreetMap and Wikipedia are currently the open data projects where I contribute most of my free time. OpenStreetMap is a global project to create a map of the world, while Wikipedia is Wikipedia.
• Email is, well, duh.