First useful links for everyone

In this informative article, we'll provide some useful links for our visitors and provide some interesting information.

First, let's talk about our official, unique domain name, which we use across all our platforms, along with various subdomains and many websites. You all know it: directdemocracys.org.

We currently have one main, visible, public web server that hosts almost all of our subdomains and websites, and we have five backup web servers (on various continents) to store all of our system data in real time. One of these is used for the free website, called free.directdemocracys.org, and another is used for our login website, called access.directdemocracys.org.

Our entire system uses proprietary operating systems and technologies. Almost all of our technologies, components, modules, and capabilities are our own original creations, designed by some of the world's best developers, who within our internal groups perform crucial work, both in terms of the look and quality, power, and space required for our platforms. Since we don't do it often, we take this opportunity to thank the thousands of internal groups and the tens of thousands of people who, with their hard work and dedication, allow us to be visible, free, independent, and protected by the best and most innovative technologies, continually updated.

DirectDemocracyS uses only the domain name directdemocracys.org. All our subdomains end in directdemocracys.org, and our websites may have different names, but they all contain directdemocracys.org.

Our official website, partially visible to the public, is, and will forever remain: https://www.directdemocracys.org/ where we conduct much of our official business.

But perhaps our most important subdomain is: https://free.directdemocracys.org/ , which is our free website for registration and the creation of all personal profiles. It is dedicated to free users, with no obligation to be present or to participate in any activities with us, except for the two pre-activation checks: verification of your personal email address (self-activation) and your phone number (verification via text message), and the mandatory checks for everyone, which must be completed upon first access to our reserved areas. These mandatory checks, which must be completed upon first access, are all for the benefit of our users and for their safety, and they include:

1. Enabling two-factor authentication to prevent others from accessing your personal profile.
2. Completing your personal profile, which can be completely invisible from the outside, but also from the inside, allows and guarantees anonymity for everyone, and allows you to choose whether, when, and with whom to share your personal data, choosing which of them to make public.
3. Decide which notifications you want to receive, when, and how. We recommend that everyone choose and enable only system notifications, which are messages from our website in various areas, about activities, groups you join, pages you follow, or users you collaborate with and your contacts, events you're interested in, and many other types of notifications. Avoid email notifications, so as not to clutter your inbox with unnecessary notifications. Above all, never enable phone notifications unless they're truly important. We don't want you to be disturbed by things you'll find out about simply by logging into our websites.

We have public, private, and confidential websites, depending on our needs, visible or invisible from the outside. There are many of them, and each performs specific, very important tasks.

All our official email addresses end with @directdemocracys.org. We also have email addresses with other names, but they all end with directdemocracys.org. We don't use third-party email services or names to send messages, but you can join us with any personal email address from any email provider.

There are several steps to joining us, which we have written about in detail.

The important thing is to always educate yourself beforehand, to determine whether you're compatible with our system, whether you like what we're doing and how we're doing it, and whether you truly want to join us to change and improve the world. If you're undecided or don't want to get involved, our advice is not to join us. However, if you wish, we recommend following us from the outside and, if necessary, voting for our political representatives and our programs in the elections. We can assure you they'll be the best and most consistent of all those you could choose. We don't need mere spectators, nor even the curious, perhaps even infiltrated, to steal our "secrets" and divulge them. Know right away that information and potential, such as access to our most important groups, are gained with a lot of time and a lot of concrete work, to make our enormous mechanism work. Only then do you earn points, rewards, and access to more "sensitive" areas, reserved for higher-level users. So, don't waste your time needlessly, and don't waste ours, too. We don't need saboteurs and front men who engage in reprehensible, ethically and morally wrong activities, trying to slow us down, or worse, stop us. Even then, you'd have no chance, except to get into trouble, with very serious consequences.

If you like DirectDemocracyS, if you are sure that you are compatible, and that you too can be useful, with our system, the most important thing you will have to do is choose the type of user you want to start with.

At the moment, we have several available from the first moment, and we recommend that you always choose the higher user types from the first minute (always choose to register with the largest of all possible ones).

We don't say this because we like to earn higher annual fees; we have enough funds to do excellent work for many years, even without higher annual fees.

Our advice, for which you will thank us in due course, is well-founded and important, because as time goes by, thanks also to the increase in the number of users, the superior types of users will be obtained in a different way.

It will no longer be possible to obtain higher user types upon registration, but the choice among those available will soon be limited to just one: the initial user type, free of charge, with no obligation to be present or to carry out any activities with us.

In the next stages, moving from a lower level to the next higher level will not be possible simply by making a request. In addition to making a request to the respective groups, specific activities will need to be completed, with documented concrete results, and a certain number of points obtained.

This methodology of equality and meritocracy will make it very long, time-consuming, and very tiring to do, with many points to be gained, in order to obtain higher types of users.

This gradual approach, decided from the beginning, serves to make everyone a protagonist, rather than a mere spectator, and over time, it will make our enormous mechanism very efficient and active, thanks to everyone's concrete work.

Also, speaking of money, when there are a lot of users, our revenue will increase enormously, not only from annual fees, but also from voluntary donations, and from advertising contracts (while keeping our websites clean, and without invasive advertising).

You've probably already realized that the points and activities to complete will continue to increase, making it very difficult—in many cases, almost impossible—for those who don't want to work with us in person to move up to the higher levels of user.

However, the activities we perform are useless if we don't respect all our rules, our methodologies, our instructions, and our motivations. Therefore, we will never achieve anything unless we behave impeccably.

From the previous sentences, you'll understand the importance of requesting the highest user type from the very beginning, among all those available. You'll have less effort and less time to advance higher in our helpful, loyal, honest, sincere, inevitable, and secure hierarchies, obtaining roles of greater responsibility within our system, and possessing immense potential.

After choosing your user type, simply follow our instructions to join us, based on your free choice.

To find out how to fill out the registration form, go to this link:

https://free.directdemocracys.org/law/rules/activity-rules/registration-rules/registration-form

To join us and create your own personal profile, which must be unique for each person who joins us, simply go to this link to fill out our registration form:

https://free.directdemocracys.org/register

The various subsequent steps are described in the various informational articles, however, you will always receive concrete help and ongoing support from our groups.

You will never be left alone, but there will always be some group, and some users to help you.

Good luck and have fun everyone!