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@fionag11 @docpop In all seriousness, though, I wish the word "purposefully" wasn't such a mouthful. Doesn't really work as a motto, phonetically. Imagine shouting it in a crowd of protesters. Nah.

This seems to be a pattern with us, though. "Fediverse" comes to mind.

@drq @fionag11 I get it, I have the same concerns too and I think I mentioned them in the blog post. “slow” was the first thing that came to mind, but sounded like a negative attribution to me. To me it sounded like “doing the right thing slows down your productivity“.

Eight years later and I’m still frustrated i couldn’t find a shorter word that I liked.

@docpop Just throwing at the wall:

- Wisely
- Smartly (may be a good candidate, as in moves in a game, of chess for example)
- Sharply
- Calmly
- Firmly
- Safely
- Soundly
- Canny (hmm)
- Astutely (bad, 3 syllables, but I like the word itself)
- Argutely (yes, that's a word)
- (Take) care
- (Make) sense
- (Be) Smart

... and fix things

Will add more if something else comes to mind.

@docpop Steady. The word we're looking for is "steady".

@drq that's good, but I still prefer purposefully. Maybe because I got used to it, but it still seems to have a sense of progress associated with it, rather than being a neutral term.