Two ways to help
Support the museum
There is nothing to buy and no membership to join. What the museum needs is someone noticing when a room is broken, and someone pointing at code worth hanging.
Report a fault
The halls are built from CSS 3D transforms, which browsers disagree about more than they admit. If a room renders flat, a wall goes blank, a frame overlaps its neighbour or the controls fight you, that is worth knowing — especially on a browser or device the museum has not been through.
Suggest a work
The Hall of the Commons is a temporary exhibition and its works rotate, so there is always a wall coming free. Two things decide whether a suggestion can hang:
- The licence. MIT and Unlicense only, and a dual licence counts just when every option it offers is one of those — so
MIT OR Apache-2.0is excluded despite offering MIT. The provenance page sets out the rest. - Something to say about it. A work hangs here because there is a reason to stand in front of it — an idea, a refusal, a piece of history. Point at the part that is worth looking at.
Submissions are anonymous. Nothing asks for your name or address and nothing is stored against you, which also means there is no way to write back — so put everything you want said into the message itself.