Official representatives in micro-groups

Starting with the micro-group testing phase, all our official members have the opportunity to request, and then obtain, an official DirectDemocracyS representative profile in an urban or rural area of less than 1,000 inhabitants, around their home.

After the micro-group testing phase, we recommend all our official members apply for, and then obtain, an official DirectDemocracyS representative profile in an urban or rural area with fewer than 1,000 inhabitants, near their home. This fundamental rule will allow us to implement the micro-group phase into our system. The reason is very simple: they earn a lot of points, and they are very important activities for our entire system.

Our physical presence in all territorial, geographic, administrative, and electoral subdivisions always begins with a micro-group, which, thanks to human bridges (members of various micro-groups that border or overlap in certain areas), communicate, collaborate, and carry out numerous activities together. Thanks to these human bridges, at the right time, according to very detailed implementation rules, all the micro-groups in the same urban and rural area will unite to form all our official organizations (micro-groups with at least 31 members), creating intermediate and larger groups at the street block, neighborhood, city, district, province, region, state, country, continent, and international levels. In the higher stages, at the state, country, continent, and system-wide levels, there will be integration with our existing organizations.

Completing all these steps will require a significant amount of time (we're in no rush) and a lot of hard, complicated work from everyone. We publicly request the active cooperation of all our users, as well as anyone contacted online, by mail, or in person by our official representatives. Please note: Always identify anyone who contacts you physically, by mail, or online, and verify their authorizations at this link: https://contacts.directdemocracys.org/contacts/specials-groups/securities-groups/security 

All our political representatives, and all our official representatives, are public figures; therefore, they have no fear or problem in identifying themselves directly with a valid ID in their name and with a DirectDemocracyS identification card, which contains a QR code with a file uploaded to our website, providing all the information about our representative.

Our official representatives at the micro-group level are new profiles, invisibly linked to the personal profiles of our official members. They will have as their username the exact geographic coordinates, close to the home (or apartment), of our official member (who will keep his personal profile for all other activities).

Like all our official representatives, they are partially public profiles, meaning we know exactly which urban or rural area they have the right/duty to represent. To best prevent any potential problems (scams, people claiming to represent us but having no right to do so), we can verify the credentials and authorizations of anyone claiming to be our official representative.

The rule is simple: every person who officially represents us is first required to identify themselves, as well as all other people who claim to act on our behalf.

Furthermore, every person who officially represents us, being a public figure, must agree to have their photo taken, along with all the people they contact and to whom they introduce DirectDemocracyS. The photo is not used for advertising purposes without consent, but as an internal security record and as proof of the information provided, protecting both the representative and the citizen.

Powers of our official representatives in micro-groups.

They must be part of our official micro-group representatives' groups, in order to contact, manage, verify, coordinate, and authorize all their activities, based on collaborations with our local, national, continental, and international organizations.

They must create their own micro-group according to our rules.

They must create all physical and online informational materials for their micro-group, adhering to all our rules, methodologies, and instructions.

They can invite people living in their geographic, territorial, administrative, and electoral area to learn more and then join us.

They can verify identities physically, and on our platforms, and can release a .pdf file confirming identity verification, based on very detailed implementation rules and methodologies.

They can officially invite someone to join us, and can release an official invitation file, and a unique registration link, that connects new users to themselves.

They can contact, help, collaborate, and verify (with the help of all our special groups) all the people connected to themselves, and all those who are part of their groups, and micro-groups, both physically, in person, and online on our platforms.

They can invite into their micro-groups all the people who live with them, or in the vicinity of their urban or rural area, up to 1000 inhabitants, and subsequently, collaborating with other official representatives, in all local, national, continental, and international groups.

They can carry out many activities, in all groups, and in all micro-groups, of which they are official members, using all our potential.

After inviting at least 5 people, who in turn have invited another 5 people each, thus reaching at least 31 official members in their micro-group, they can request and obtain the name , statute, benefits, and facilities of our official organizations.

Powers as official representatives in our official organization (formerly micro-group).

The official representative will be appointed as super administrator in their official organization, and will in turn appoint 5 administrators and 25 managers, who in turn can invite 5 more people each, for a total of 125 managers, who in turn can invite 5 more people each, for a total of 625 new members, who in turn can invite 5 more people each, and so on. There are no limits on the number of official members in our official organizations, but we recommend dividing the activities into various micro-groups connected to the official organization (formerly the initial micro-group) to allow everyone to have a role.

Hierarchies of the official organization (formerly initial micro-group).

By appointing the super administrator, the official representative will be able to join local official groups and organizations, from the smallest to the largest, losing one user type for each larger area they belong to, down to the minimum user type required for group membership, which is official member. The super administrator, as far as they can climb in the larger area groups, usually national organizations, acts as a human bridge between their micro-group and the larger local and national groups. The same rule applies to all user types of all members of their micro-group (an official organization if it has at least 31 total members of the various user types). Everyone also automatically acts as a human bridge for communication and collaboration in countless activities.

Micro-groups are growing like wildfire.

It is implemented with certain official members, members of the initial microgroup (or official organization) who live in areas outside the center of the microgroup's geographic coordinates (or already designated as an official organization), who request and, if they meet all the requirements, are granted appointment as new official representatives (with the creation of an official representative profile, invisibly linked to their personal official member profile), and authorization to create a new microgroup, with the same previous rules, from our local and national official organizations. In these cases, the new official representative, as an official member of the initial microgroup, will act as a human bridge and will be able to communicate, collaborate, and carry out numerous activities, in a coordinated manner, with neighboring or partially overlapping microgroups and official organizations.

Official organizations (formerly micro-groups): potential, advantages, and benefits.

Creation of groups (including voting groups with the creation of grand electors, one for each type of user with legal voting rights), pages (some of which are public at the right time), events, discussions, blogs, and endless activities , both online and with physical presence in public spaces, or reserved areas.

Creation of groups linked to the official organization (which is still the main group), for the various user types. Obviously, only higher user types, at least the registered user type, with verified and guaranteed identity, have the right to vote officially recognized and binding for the entire system.

At the right time, through the creation of local official groups and organizations, all our local, national, continental, and international structures will be created, also integrating with our already existing official organizations.

At the appropriate time, elections will be held for all the various internal structures, as well as internal election campaigns, with our online primary elections closed, for the selection and nomination of our political representatives, who will participate in external, real-life electoral campaigns to represent DirectDemocracyS in real elections, based on the results obtained on our platforms.

Please note:
The loss of a "user type" as one ascends to the national groups ensures that only people with a solid foundation, concrete experience, and operational humility reach the highest levels.

Meritocratic exception and operational flexibility:
There is, however, a special rule. If a member, and the groups they are part of, earn high points, both individually and as a group, higher-level organizations may decide to accommodate particularly deserving individuals and groups with more flexible arrangements.

In these cases:

• the user type can be maintained , instead of being automatically reduced
• or the member can enter the higher group with a lower initial (entry) typology , which represents the starting point in the new level

Inside the upper group:

• the user typology is not rigid , but meritocratic
• can be increased based on concrete activities, behavior and results achieved

This system guarantees:

• real and verifiable meritocracy
• adaptability to different situations
• controlled autonomy of the groups, which can apply the general rules with slight modifications, always respecting the common good and the fundamental principles of the system