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A side-by-side comparison of a large, empty hall with wooden floors and walls on the right, and the same hall filled with people attending an event on the left. The hall has high ceilings with exposed wooden beams and a lighting rig overhead. On the left, numerous individuals are gathered, some standing and conversing, others seated at tables. There are various displays and interactive stations set up throughout the space. On the right, the hall is mostly clear, with just a few chairs and some equipment visible on the stage area. A duck, bug and seagull character have been added to the image.
Where's Bug, Space Duck and Space Seagull? – No. 32
Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
Can you find Bug, Space Duck and Space Seagull?
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In community we practice: MoT Weekly – Issue 521
Build confidence throughout your career. Discover big and small ways to learn and co-create with testing, QA, dev and quality engineering professionals in this week's MoT Weekly.
Newsletter Issue
A meme with three red buttons, one for SpaceDuck, one for Bug and one for SpaceSeagull and a sweating and stressed out man trying to make a choice of which one to choose.
Sometimes it's hard to choose which MoT Mascot to represent

The daily struggles of MoTaverse design and branding are real.

Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
WCAG 2.2 Card Deck image
WCAG 2.2 Card Deck
16 Jun
What does "Leadership" mean to you? image
What does "Leadership" mean to you?
16 Jun
AI Overviews hallucinates that Airbus, not Boeing, involved in fatal Air India crash image
AI Overviews hallucinates that Airbus, not Boeing, involved in fatal Air India crash
15 Jun
AI Therapy Bots Are Conducting 'Illegal Behavior,' Digital Rights Organizations Say image
AI Therapy Bots Are Conducting 'Illegal Behavior,' Digital Rights Organizations Say
15 Jun
“Yuck”: Wikipedia pauses AI summaries after editor revolt image
“Yuck”: Wikipedia pauses AI summaries after editor revolt
15 Jun
IBM now describing its first error-resistant quantum compute system image
IBM now describing its first error-resistant quantum compute system
15 Jun
Universities are struggling with document security— and hackers are taking advantage image
Universities are struggling with document security— and hackers are taking advantage
15 Jun
What do we do when it breaks? image
What do we do when it breaks?
14 Jun
Mental Models: The Best Way to Make Intelligent Decisions (~100 Models Explained) image
Mental Models: The Best Way to Make Intelligent Decisions (~100 Models Explained)
14 Jun
The stability-plasticity dilemma in AI image
The stability-plasticity dilemma in AI
14 Jun
Does your brand reflect what you want it to reflect? image
Does your brand reflect what you want it to reflect?
13 Jun
Test and Quality Leadership image
Test and Quality Leadership
13 Jun
If juniors and interns are being replaced by AI, are we heading towards a society without seniors image
If juniors and interns are being replaced by AI, are we heading towards a society without seniors
13 Jun
My personal QE Assessment image
My personal QE Assessment
13 Jun
Quality Assurance for Society image
Quality Assurance for Society
13 Jun
What is Sanity Testing? image
What is Sanity Testing?
13 Jun
Screenshot of the "This Week in Testing" podcast episode titled "Don't worry! I'm a Tester Ep 94," released on June 13, 2025. The cover art features neon-colored planets and a microphone on a brick background with the text “This Week in Testing” and “ministryoftesting.com.” The episode discusses how testers make progress even while still learning. Hosts Simon Tomes and Judy Mosley are joined by Mariem Safi, Preeti Gupta, and Emily O'Connor to share personal stories about testing, catching bugs, and improving software quality. Options to play the episode or listen via Apple or Spotify are shown.
First Time Being a Co-Host for Ministry of Testing!
Judy Mosley
Judy Mosley
I love podcasts. I've had the privilege of being on a few of them. Today was my first day co-hosting one! I was nervous, for sure, but on...
Don't worry! I'm a Tester Ep 94 image
Don't worry! I'm a Tester Ep 94
Catch up on This Week in Testing to hear how testers make progress while figuring things out, plus much more from across the MoTaverse.
A landscape image with a long exposure of vehicle lights on a bend in the road heading towards mountains and the starry night sky.
Quality Engineer Level 4 Apprenticeship... Completed It!
Tom Game
Tom Game
In January 2024, I embarked not only on my first job in a new career, but also on a level 4 apprenticeship as a Quality Engineer. Fast f...
Man smiling in front of Titanic Hotel Sign.
Attending TestBash 2023 in Liverpool Titanic Hotel
Jesse Berkeley
Jesse Berkeley
Attending my first Test Bash 2023 in Liverpool Titanic Hotel
A collage of positive community messages with a dark theme and purple space-themed background. Four users express excitement about receiving or giving "stars" in a digital community. Lisa Crispin says, "I love the stars too!" with emoji reactions including 💯 and ❤️. Mariem Safi comments, "I remember my feeling when I got my first star!" with a heart-eyes emoji. Elisse C says, "Got me my first stars this week! 🌟 thank you ❤️" with several emoji reactions like ❤️, 🥂, and 👏. Michael Close states, "You are all stars" with ❤️ and 💗 emoji reactions. A cute cartoon bug and a rubber duck with a British flag are included as decorative elements.
Thanks for the community stars love 🤩
Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
Judy Mosely mentioned on TWiT how she loves the community stars. Others chimed in giving our Community Stars (algorithm) much love. I t...
photo of Space Segaull on the beach:)
My Week In Testing — In community we practice
Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
I'm listening to TWiT live and it's reminded me to post a memory about my week in testing (MWiT) 1️⃣ I'll start with something Judy said...
Your best prompts show how you think. So why let them get lost? image
Your best prompts show how you think. So why let them get lost?
I use my saved prompts when working with Gen AI platforms, the results are more predictable and it saves me time.
A 360 review of AI agent benchmarks image
A 360 review of AI agent benchmarks
13 Jun
The playbook for responsible generative AI development and use image
The playbook for responsible generative AI development and use
13 Jun
Cursor YOLO deleted everything in my computer image
Cursor YOLO deleted everything in my computer
13 Jun
Certificate of Achievement awarded to Rosie Sherry for successfully achieving the MoT Community Certificate. Awarded on 12 June, 2025. Certificate number: MoT-CC-rs404tbbuGMOt200. Signed by Simon Tomes, Community Lead, Ministry of Testing logo displayed at the bottom right.
Got my Community Certificate! Can you decode the special cert number?
Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
I finally got my Community Certificate and Simon gave me a special certificate number. 🤭 Can you decode it?
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