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Compulsive curiosity, or, how I built an infinite idea machine Gift details on the subscriber portal Portal link in the archive nav The physicists who convinced Fermilab to send Brazil's emails First, add no friction: How micropayments lost and subscriptions won Filter subscribers and automations by source Automations, rebuilt What email will look like in the future Filter subscribers by bounce date and reason Email could have been X.400 times better Three features are moving behind the paywall Firewall changes and improvements Put your name and voice into your company newsletter Simplified email address settings Subscription wall Inboxes were overwhelming before we'd even named them The US government tried really hard to screw up email Public postmortem: database connection exhaustion Ask a nerd: what is the best way to unsubscribe from newsletters? Bookshop.org embeds Email was into agents before they were cool Passwordless login Rename metadata keys in bulk A spring cleaning for our legal docs Ask a nerd: what happens when you click the spam button? Passkey support for two-factor authentication How Buttondown's API versioning works Safer defaults for the email creation API How to send email to space How we enabled Content Security Policy for everyone Recovery codes for two-factor authentication Filter sent emails by engagement rate How we migrated to TypeIDs without breaking clients How we check every link in your email Use newsletter metadata in your emails Should we bring back email exploders? Sort and filter by open and click rates Custom click tracking domains More newsletter settings in the API Revamped replies Custom email templates for everyone Simplified cancellation Ask a Nerd: Does email length affect deliverability? The changelog, reborn Swedish localization Forwarding an email is not always straightforward Public descriptions for tags OpenAPI spec for archives How Rodrigo brings a humanistic view to consumer technology How Brandon Lucas Green shares his music and supports artists Subscribers can come from anywhere. Even another newsletter platform's form. Your newsletter's archives are more valuable than your list Survey responses on the web Better tag self-management Smarter automation filters Granular API keys Ask A Nerd: How does newsletter cadence affect deliverability? New design settings pages Snippets Starred views More ways to customize your archives Inbox filtering Mastodon follower analytics Ask a Nerd: What are good open, click, and response rates for an email newsletter? How we migrated our database to PlanetScale Two new archive themes Ask a Nerd: Does attaching files to your newsletter hurt deliverability? Custom buttons now work in Markdown mode Seline and Tinylytics support Unban subscribers Announcement bars for your archives Public postmortem: archive downtime Bang paths, source routing, and how email trips were planned 2025 disposables.app Russian localization Ask a Nerd: Can you improve email deliverability with a personal domain? More locale options How we interview customers at Buttondown Bluesky analytics Minimum viable complexity Reply to conversations How Jeffery Hicks goes behind-the-scenes in his newsletter Changes to our stack in 2025 2026: Emails Randomize survey answer order TK reminders in the editor What the hell is a UTM? Why we insourced analytics Scroll sync in the editor 2026: Archives How Kelly Jensen uses Buttondown to discuss key library issues How Jamie Thingelstad uses Buttondown to explore tech topics Keeping feature creep at bay Improved filters Content Security Policy in archives Open source Sniperl.ink Auto-activating RSS reader subscriptions What the hell is ActivityPub? Gift subscriptions
Buttondown pledges $5,000 to Outreachy
Justin Duke · 2023-07-11 · via

I am, bluntly, delighted to announce that Buttondown has pledged $5,000 as an internship sponsor of Outreachy, a not for profit organization that provides internships in the open source world for engineers impacted by systemic bias.

Outreachy's past work is deeply impressive; the accomplishments that their interns have gone on to achieve in the industry is a track record that speaks for itself. I am honored to be able to, however fractionally, help folks fall in love with the kind of work that has shaped my life for the past decade.

This will be the first of many years of contributing to an initiative that I think does serious long-term good in building the kind of progressive, equitable future that our industry deserves.

Deep thanks to:

  • Software Freedom Conservancy for their stewardship of Outreachy
  • Sumana Harihareswara for initially putting me in touch with the organization
  • Professor Debra Duke, my mother, for many, many things — but most of all privileging me with a computer that had Macromedia Dreamweaver and Visual Basic installed on it, and enough faith that I wouldn't get into too much trouble.