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Quick Overview

The MSWorkers/support.996.ICU repository is a platform for tech workers to show solidarity with Chinese workers protesting against the "996" work schedule (9am to 9pm, 6 days a week). It contains a joint letter from tech workers worldwide supporting the 996.ICU movement and opposing excessive overtime in the tech industry.

Pros

Raises awareness about labor issues in the tech industry globally
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Cons

May face potential backlash from companies or governments
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Might be perceived as interference in Chinese internal affairs by some
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Larger community and more widespread recognition
More comprehensive documentation in multiple languages
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996.ICU:

# 996.ICU

"996" working, ICU waiting.

* [中文版](./README_CN.md)

The name `996.ICU` refers to **"Work by '996', sick in ICU"**, an ironic saying among Chinese developers.

support.996.ICU:

# Microsoft and GitHub Workers Support 996.ICU
# 微软员工和 GitHub 员工宣布支持 996.ICU 运动

Tech workers in China started a GitHub repository called [996.ICU](https://github.com/996icu/996.ICU), a reference to the grueling and illegal working schedule of many tech companies in China.

Both repositories address the issue of overwork in the tech industry, but 996.ICU focuses on documenting the problem and raising awareness, while support.996.ICU specifically demonstrates solidarity from Microsoft and GitHub employees. The code snippets show that 996.ICU provides multilingual support, while support.996.ICU emphasizes the connection between the two initiatives.

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Covers a wide range of topics, providing diverse knowledge
Includes curated links to interesting articles and resources

Cons of weekly

Less focused on a specific cause or movement
May not have as strong of a community engagement aspect
Content is primarily in Chinese, limiting accessibility for non-Chinese speakers

Code comparison

Not applicable for these repositories, as they don't contain comparable code samples. support.996.ICU is primarily focused on a labor rights movement, while weekly is a collection of technology-related content.

Additional notes

support.996.ICU:

Focuses on a specific labor rights issue in the tech industry
Has gained significant attention and support from the global tech community
Provides a platform for workers to voice concerns about work conditions

weekly:

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Curated by Ruan Yifeng, a well-known Chinese programmer and tech writer
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Cons of free-programming-books-zh_CN

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support.996.ICU:

# Microsoft and GitHub Workers Support 996.ICU
## 微软员工和 GitHub 员工宣布支持 996.ICU 运动

Tech workers in China started a GitHub project called [996.ICU](https://github.com/996icu/996.ICU)...

The free-programming-books-zh_CN README focuses on organizing resources, while support.996.ICU's README explains the movement and its purpose.

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Regularly updated with new content, providing fresh and relevant information to its audience
Offers a more educational and community-oriented approach to GitHub exploration

Cons of HelloGitHub

Lacks the social activism and workplace rights focus of support.996.ICU
May not have as strong of an impact on labor practices in the tech industry
Primarily targets Chinese-speaking developers, potentially limiting its global reach

Code Comparison

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# Microsoft and GitHub Workers Support 996.ICU
# 微软员工和 GitHub 员工宣布支持 996.ICU 运动

HelloGitHub:

<p align="center">
  <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/521xueweihan/img_logo/master/logo/readme.gif"/>
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Code comparison

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Key differences

support.996.ICU:

Focused on a specific labor rights issue in the tech industry
Aims to raise awareness and promote change in working conditions
Primarily in Chinese, with some English translations

awesome:

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Well-organized and categorized by programming languages and topics
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Cons of free-programming-books

Lacks a specific social or ethical focus
May not address workplace issues or labor rights

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free-programming-books:

## List of Free Learning Resources In Many Languages

### Index

* [Languages](free-programming-books-langs.md)
* [Subjects](free-programming-books-subjects.md)

support.996.ICU:

# Microsoft and GitHub Workers Support 996.ICU

## About

Tech workers in China started a GitHub project called [996.ICU](https://github.com/996icu/996.ICU), a reference to the grueling and illegal working schedule of many tech companies in China.

The free-programming-books README focuses on organizing educational resources, while support.996.ICU addresses a specific labor rights issue in the tech industry.

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README

Microsoft and GitHub Workers Support 996.ICU

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Tech workers in China started a GitHub repository titled 996.ICU, a reference to the grueling and illegal working hours of many tech companies in China - from 9am to 9pm, 6 days a week. "By following the '996' work schedule, you are risking yourself getting into the ICU (Intensive Care Unit)," says the 996.ICU GitHub project description. The project calls for Chinese tech companies to obey the labor laws in China and the international labor convention.

This initiative has garnered massive support within China. GitHub users have been starring the repository as a way of showing their support. In the span of a few weeks, the project has been starred over 200,000 times, making it one of the fastest growing GitHub repositories in the service's history.

The code-sharing platform GitHub, owned by Microsoft, is a place for developers to save, share, and collaborate on software projects. Most important for the 996.ICU movement is that GitHub is accessible in China. It is the dominant platform for developers to collaborate and is a crucial part of Chinese tech companies' daily operations. Since going viral, Chinese domestic browsers, such as those by Tencent and Alibaba, have restricted access to the 996.ICU repository on their web browsers, warning users that the repository contains illegal or malicious content. We must entertain the possibility that Microsoft and GitHub will be pressured to remove the repository as well.

In response to these events, we, the workers of Microsoft and GitHub, support the 996.ICU movement and stand in solidarity with tech workers in China. We know this is a problem that crosses national borders. These same issues permeate across full time and contingent jobs at Microsoft and the industry as a whole. Another reason we must take a stand in solidarity with Chinese workers is that history tells us that multinational companies will pit workers against each other in a race to the bottom as they outsource jobs and take advantage of weak labor standards in the pursuit of profit. We have to come together across national boundaries to ensure just working conditions for everyone around the globe.

We encourage Microsoft and GitHub to keep the 996.ICU GitHub repository uncensored and available to everyone.

Signed,

486 tech workers*

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486 åææ¯å·¥ä½è*

To other tech workers and industry supporters, we urge you to join us in our support of the 996.ICU movement.

To add your name to the list of supporters, make a pull request with your name and affiliation, as you would like it to appear on the list of signatories. Make sure your signature is entered alphabetically into the list. You can also email msworkers4good@protonmail.com with this information and we can add it for you. Read more about adding yourself as a supporter here.

* We launched this petition publicly at the same time that we announced it within Microsoft. We will be updating the number of signed employees periodically as signatures are added.

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Alec Tian (Zhongtian Tian), Software Enginner, Beijing China
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