Our work on this online platform takes place on Indigenous lands in Taiwan, including the territories of Plains Indigenous peoples still seeking official recognition. As data and signals travel across mountains, plains and seas, our digital networks remain tied to the land. The dispossession of Indigenous peoples through Han settler encroachment, land surveys and forced relocation under Japanese rule established a colonial land order that the postwar government inherited and institutionalized. Its effects persist in land ownership and governance, and in the privileges we inherit as Han settlers. We seek to reflect on our position and responsibilities by understanding the relationship between this history and the present, and to explore future possibilities for living together.