decolonial-language

Decolonial and anti-capitalist content strategy for cooperative software, governance documents, and member-facing communications. Use when naming UI elements, writing labels, button text, navigation items, seeding database values, drafting member communications, generating legal documents, writing onboarding copy, or making any content decision in Assembly, Live Wires, or Design Machines. Trigger this skill whenever writing or reviewing any text that co-op members will read -- UI microcopy, email templates, notification messages, help text, status labels, form labels, error messages, tooltips. Also trigger when the user asks about terminology choices like "should I call this profit or surplus," when translating legal concepts into member-friendly language, or when building any Assembly interface that uses governance, financial, or membership terminology. Provides terminology mappings between legal/regulatory language and values-aligned alternatives, plus a three-layer compliance architecture (legal -> bridge -> cultural) for maintaining legal validity while centering solidarity economy language.