robotmango:

roguewrld:

robotmango:

so I am not sure if the captain america fandom knows that “hydra” is also the name of an open source digital repository framework (like, it’s the architecture that certain museum/archive/library collections databases are built on)

but on an unrelated note, I am not allowed to dramatically whisper “hail hydra” at content management meetings anymore

Somewhere in the Marvel Universe, a very confused archivist ended up being interrogated by the CIA for several hours because of course she worked with HYDRA. All the archivists were working with HYDRA. 

REPORT: operative has confessed to a “full knowledge” and “high level of expertise” regarding hydra operations. was apparently recruited by hydra at a clandestine gathering under the guise of a digital humanities conference. subject showed zero remorse and even offered to show both interviewing agents “how to get started” working under hydra’s basic command structures. subject displays a high degree of infiltration capability; civilian dress at intake included a cardigan and a handmade wooden pin of a siamese cat. the latter was acquired via “etsy" (coded equipment drop site?) when questioned regarding the deployment of the asset, subject indicated close control over multiple assets “catalogued” within diverse fields (geographic coordinates?). subject indicated over 9,000 individual records for assets. we were not prepared for this. 9,000 assets. 9,000??? Jesus Christ i quit do you hear me shield