About Us

We were born between two eras.
We wrote our first messages with pens and keyboards,
we knew the silence of landlines and the roar of dial-up connections.
We weren’t “digital natives” — we were uncertain pioneers.
We learned that every click could be a discovery, every mistake a disaster.
We built our identities between chats and notebooks, between ICQ and pencil notes.
We lived with uncertainty as the norm,
jobs without security, homes as a distant dream,
the economic crisis as the soundtrack of our youth.
And yet, we turned insecurity into resilience.
We didn’t find a ready-made cyberspace — we watched it being born.
We learned that behind every interface there are people, communities, conflicts.
We understood that technology isn’t neutral — it’s choice, ethics, responsibility.
Our “crime” isn’t curiosity, but surviving in uncertainty.
Our manifesto doesn’t proclaim independence from the world, but connection between worlds.
We are children of the analog age and parents of the digital one.
We don’t want boundaries between real and virtual — both are our home.
We watched social networks rise as free spaces, then turn into marketplaces.
We learned the price of data and the value of privacy.
We discovered that the web is memory — but not always justice.
We are the Generation of Transition.
With one foot in the past and our eyes on the future.
We don’t ask for permission.
We don’t ask for forgiveness.
We are not just users.
We are witnesses, builders, heirs, and innovators.
And this is our manifesto.