Daniel Appelquist
@torgo.com
Open Source & Open Standards strategist at Samsung. Co-chair of the W3C Advisory Board and previous chair of the Technical Architecture Group. Londoner, Immigrant and US/UK dual national. Sci-fi / film / anime / fan. @torgo@mastodon.social is my main.
For avoidance of doubt : I made it clear through my response that the UK should be making it *easier*, not more difficult, to achieve settled status, and that income-based measures for determining whether someone is worthy are regressive and classist.
November 22, 2025 at 11:41 AM
For avoidance of doubt : I made it clear through my response that the UK should be making it *easier*, not more difficult, to achieve settled status, and that income-based measures for determining whether someone is worthy are regressive and classist.
Personally I'm not that fussed about pedicabs... As I wrote in my response to the survey, I think they're probably a tourist trap, but the same could be said of any of a number of things in the tourist-frequented areas on London…
September 9, 2025 at 10:54 AM
Personally I'm not that fussed about pedicabs... As I wrote in my response to the survey, I think they're probably a tourist trap, but the same could be said of any of a number of things in the tourist-frequented areas on London…
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