We're quickly approaching 400 public information articles. We'll tell you right away that this isn't a milestone, but simply a step in a very long, perhaps infinite, journey.
We've covered literally everything, and we'll continue to do so, but in a completely different way. We recommend reading this entire text, as it explains many important details.
Let's ask ourselves, what's the point of an informational article? Don't worry, we're not crazy, and we don't think you're stupid. We all know what an informational article is and what it's for, but this brief introduction will explain the meaning of this written text. Our existence, which until a few years ago was communicated to a few hundred people, has now been communicated to a few thousand. As we explained in another informational article, we are experiencing a very slow and continuous growth, not by choice, but by necessity. More and more often, new users are joining us, initially wanting to proclaim to the world that something exists with the potential to change and improve the world. They want to introduce as many people as possible to our completely new system, which is innovative, yet completely alternative to all other systems. They are surprised when, in our welcome messages, we ask them to carefully select each individual to whom they share our shared project. The reasons are many, and they are all based on logic, common sense, truth, reality, and mutual respect.
To determine whether you like our system or not, simply visit our publicly visible front page on our official website, scroll down a little, and read the first informative article, which briefly outlines some of our features that make us unique and inimitable. If you'd like to delve deeper and get more details, simply read the entire article by clicking "read more." It's not necessary to read everything we've published, although we encourage everyone to thoroughly research and carefully study all our publicly available information with an open mind.
You might like what you read on our home page, or you might not. If you like it, we recommend reading it all, and then reading others. If you like statistics, almost everyone clicks "Read more," then clicks on our link for instructions on how to fill out the registration form, and finally on the link for the one-time registration form. Since everything is simple, fast, and completely free, with no obligation to be present, and no obligation to engage in any kind of activity with us, almost everyone (over 85%) fills out the registration form. Please note: unfortunately, there are some cases where, after completing the registration form, they don't complete it because they don't click "Submit" (usually a blue button with white writing). In other cases, the form isn't filled out correctly, including the required information, including the mandatory checkboxes. If you don't submit the completed form correctly, you won't be able to proceed to the next activation steps. If you don't fill out the required information correctly, you won't be able to submit the registration form. Please be careful to enter the correct email address and phone number . The remaining 15% prefer to browse our main menu for additional information, especially to understand the potential of the various user types and choose the one best suited to their needs. Others choose to contact us through our contact forms, and we have an entire website with hundreds of contact forms to suit each individual's needs. We always respond to anyone who follows our instructions. A little tip: always double-check that you've entered your correct email address, because if it's incorrect, we won't be able to respond.
Almost everyone likes our project from the first text they read, but before even registering, you should check if you are compatible with our system, to prevent any possible problems.
From the beginning, we've developed a very simple, and increasingly detailed, compatibility test that asks you to honestly answer some simple questions and others that are more complex and detailed. This isn't an admission test; regardless of the result, you can still decide to join us. For certain types of users, after registering and activating your personal profile, you'll need to follow the instructions you'll receive, or you can remain a free user, respecting all our simple and fair rules. This compatibility test can be found at this link:
It is not mandatory to join us, but we recommend that you do so.
An important update concerns our public pages, in our social media area, on our websites. Some of them will be visible to all our visitors at the appropriate time, primarily on our free website, but also on our official website.
Today we'll explain how the latest news pages work. There are two main types: internal news (concerning our system) and external news, which cover a wide range of important international information. These pages are in English, which you can translate into all the world's languages, and even some dialects, using our automatic translation module. These pages don't offer a complete service, with all the world's news, both internal and external, but only some of the most important and useful information. When the time comes, pages will be created with news at the continental, national, and local levels, from the largest to the smallest area, in all local languages and dialects, establishing our own press agency, managed by all our official members according to very detailed implementing rules. The main feature of all these pages is the reporting method of our system, which on these pages only publishes news obtained directly from our official members, who guarantee their authenticity, with reliable, fair, and sincere sources, continuously verified and tested. We're basically telling you what happened, without any commentary, without any arbitrary interpretation, and only true news.
Always at the right time, pages will be published, directly linked to many news pages, and other important pages, with our official positions, our motivations, and our comments.
It is very important for us to separate all news from our comments and our official positions.
Public, private, confidential, and secret information.
DirectDemocracyS does not hide information of general interest. All private activities, whether carried out by anyone within our system or externally by those who collaborate with our system, are freely and independently decided by our directly involved users (of any type), as well as those who collaborate with us or contact us, whether they will be made public and visible to everyone, or whether they will remain visible to those within our system. Even within our system, there is information of general interest, other information visible to those involved, and other information that is and will remain confidential. There is secret information that will not be visible to anyone other than those directly involved (such as your real name and surname, for those who wish to remain completely anonymous, or personal information, for those who wish to remain completely invisible). Some information in our reserved areas (including informational articles) is visible only to those with a specific user type, or to those who have been in our system for a certain period of time, or to those with a certain number of points. Often, the previous requirements are combined, to make access to information gradual and highly secure.
We have a very complex system for data access, which we need for several reasons: the first is to prevent any potential problems; the second is because not everyone actually needs to know everything. Let's take a concrete example. A new official member, who receives this important appointment as our collective owner, potentially has access to all our information. Therefore, a lobby, or anyone who tries to boycott us, slow us down, or worse, stop us, could theoretically join as our official member and access private information, potentially causing problems. If we limited ourselves to offering a single piece of information, they could register dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of official members to gain infinite private information. Now we'll let you in on a secret: every official member is an owner, but only collectively; therefore, access to all private information must be collective. Therefore, they must first explain to our groups: first, what information they want to know, and then they must provide the precise, sincere, and logical reasons why they want this information. After a very detailed review, authorization groups and many related groups can grant or deny access to certain areas, groups, information, and activities. Furthermore, there is information reserved for certain types of users, members of certain groups, roles, and activities. Even classified information, areas, and activities are visible and accessible to those who have been with us for a certain period of time, within certain user types, and with a certain number of points . If a person demonstrates that they meet all the requirements, they receive the information they truly need, without potentially creating problems for our system, for those outside of it, or for anyone else. In practice, it is virtually impossible to cause problems.
Much like those who believe they can take control of our system by registering front men and countless users simultaneously, we can assure you that we have taken all necessary security measures to prevent anyone from using our important and beautiful system in unethical and morally incorrect ways. We'll talk about this at the appropriate time.
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