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   * We want to offer every interested user the possibility to at minimum in absolute control of the own local installed system. Therefore we offer clear defined packaging and software without boundaries to any third-party service.   * We want to offer every interested user the possibility to at minimum in absolute control of the own local installed system. Therefore we offer clear defined packaging and software without boundaries to any third-party service.
   * We want that every person using Hyperbola as operating-system is under control of the own data. Therefore we ask back to give us feedback and help in the development of our packages.   * We want that every person using Hyperbola as operating-system is under control of the own data. Therefore we ask back to give us feedback and help in the development of our packages.
 +  * We want clearly **digital inclusion** as this is not just a phrase for us: Users will find help, can be sure that all provided software is only serving their own preferred way of working with it and can also use services concrete without any connection towards the global network in general. We see this as equal, safe and sensible use of software and we reject [[https://wiki.hyperbola.info/doku.php?id=en:philosophy:against_enforced_digitalization|enforcing digitization]].
 +  * We reject "progress" just to be defined as adding some newly created topics and combined projects with it. Software has no need to be always updated, it needs to be safe and secure.
 +  * We always work with and for social values: Stating that everyone gets a warm welcome and inclusion, surely under the condition to work for democratic values. Stating a "Thank you" from time to time, to support others and answer questions is not only one task for some team-members. Giving the message that free and libre culture, software itself, is an essential value in Hyperbola as project. We do not want to make any difference for a majority or minority as this is no measured size for us. We look on individuals and values for equality and dignity, but also for the point that this is not self-evident. So we work daily on this as everyone else should also!
  
 <note important>An important note about open data and information is that for Hyperbola direct private data is clearly not included. We appreciate the right to protect the own privacy. As some people nowadays seem not be able or willing to rethink and just take the point wrong, we need to define this here direct and clear. Also we do not recognize data and information open, when people or groups are clearly endangered.</note> <note important>An important note about open data and information is that for Hyperbola direct private data is clearly not included. We appreciate the right to protect the own privacy. As some people nowadays seem not be able or willing to rethink and just take the point wrong, we need to define this here direct and clear. Also we do not recognize data and information open, when people or groups are clearly endangered.</note>
  
-In general said is Hyperbola not oriented on phrases defined by others and always give topics an own defined, closer look. If you see here issues, we are always open for constructive criticism and messages.+In general said is Hyperbola not oriented on phrases defined by others and always give topics an own defined, closer look. If you see here issues, we are always open for constructive criticism and messages. We have no interest in exclusion of beings, we have interest to exclude shortened phrases and too big designed software in general.