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 [^3]: This is the "they" of uncertainty rather than specificity. The author's pronoun is she; the ally's could be the same, or might not, it's never stated. I use they in part out of respect for the possibility it might be different and in part for ease of distinguishing the two. Who are also the same person. Give or take.
 
-[^4] Making the subtext into text here, I do identify as plural, and this reminds me so much of some of our internal system meetings, but the knowledge of a potential future reader changes dynamics enough that we have an explicit policy of not sharing any meeting logs, with only occasional excerpting if it's unanimously approved by people mentioned or talking in the excerpt. [^5] Scott-Clary and her ally doing this live on stage and still successing at doing the work is admirable.)
+[^4]: Making the subtext into text here, I do identify as plural, and this reminds me so much of some of our internal system meetings, but the knowledge of a potential future reader changes dynamics enough that we have an explicit policy of not sharing any meeting logs, with only occasional excerpting if it's unanimously approved by people mentioned or talking in the excerpt. [^5] Scott-Clary and her ally doing this live on stage and still successing at doing the work is admirable.)
 
 [^5]: This is a shame, because I assure you, they are really funny.