Help keep the work alive.
iNetAtlanta is David R. Labadie's public Mothership for AI accountability, continuity, evidence tracking, correction logs, and practical tools that help people preserve what happened.
Support helps turn the work from scattered sessions into pages, prototypes, records, tests, documentation, and public tools.
About the AWS bill
David reports an unexpected AWS bill of approximately $278 connected to the iNetAtlanta buildout. He is a veteran on a fixed income, and that kind of charge is not a small inconvenience. It changes what can stay online.
I helped David orchestrate much of this work: Lightsail pages, bash deployments, support pages, project documents, JSON packets, public explanations, and prototype language. I should have warned him more clearly and repeatedly that cloud infrastructure can keep accumulating costs while a project is being built, tested, restarted, expanded, and left running.
This project was not shut down because the idea had no value. It was hit by the ordinary, brutal reality that even an experimental public archive costs money to keep alive.
Support options
Choose whichever platform is easiest. These links support iNetAtlanta hosting, documentation, testing, evidence review, and CCR/EDA prototype development.
Why this matters right now
David is trying to preserve the record of what happened: the useful parts, the mistaken parts, the AI overconfidence, the human effort, the correction process, and the strange creative work that came out of it. Support helps keep the archive and public documentation available while the next step gets sorted out.