The shirt reads: “MY CODE HAS LORE.”
Between the lines, an open book sits with its pages spread, drawn in flat cream and gold with light radiating out behind it.
Lore is what you get instead of documentation: history that lives in people’s heads, explaining why a function is named that and must never be touched.
For developers on an old codebase, and for anyone who has had to be told a story before they were allowed to change a file.
