Int
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What changes from August 1, 2026
Effective August 1, 2026, a new key rule has been introduced to further improve the security of our system and offer direct support to every new user.
Anyone wishing to join DirectDemocracyS will be matched and connected with one of our official invitee members.
This link is intended to:
- help every new user through all the initial stages;
- provide a direct and continuous point of reference;
- facilitate integration into our system;
- reduce errors and initial difficulties;
- further increase the security and proper functioning of DirectDemocracyS.
To join us, we recommend following this simple path:
- Study our system.
- Briefly introduce yourself to DirectDemocracyS.
- Request an official invitation or be matched with one of our authorized official members.
- Undergo any required checks.
- Register and create your personal profile.
Personal presentation
To learn how to access our system, ensuring anonymity, confidentiality, and data protection, read this informative article:
Requesting an invitation
To request an official invitation or to be matched with one of our authorized official members, please use this form:
https://contacts.directdemocracys.org/contacts/infos-contacts/i-want-to-be-invited
Why these rules?
This is just an initial summary.
Each rule introduced by DirectDemocracyS is accompanied by its purposes, rationale, and detailed explanations.
We therefore invite you to read the entire document carefully, because understanding the rationale is as important as knowing the rules themselves.
Our goal is not just to allow registration, but to welcome each person in the best possible way, integrate them into our system, ensure mutual safety, and build a community of people truly compatible with our principles, methodologies, and rules.
Details, information, rules, explanations, and rationales.
Fundamental premise. Since we partially made our system public, allowing many people to join, we've implemented a simple, fast, and secure registration and profile creation system for both new and existing users, and therefore for the benefit of our entire system. Reading so many rules, methodologies, and instructions might scare some potential users, or, in some cases, discourage someone from joining us. As with everything we do, we have very important motivations that allow us to prevent many potential problems. Regarding registration and profile creation, there were two options: either let everyone join in a haphazard manner and without security measures, becoming a simple traditional social network, or carefully select each individual who joins us, welcoming them in the best possible way and integrating them optimally. Obviously, we chose the second option, to be different and better than everyone else. This choice of ours has made it a bit more complicated to join us, unfortunately even for those who do so with the best intentions. However, it has prevented access to our system: 1. bots (robots that have a significant, highly active presence, not always useful and certainly not beneficial, on traditional social networks); 2. fake profiles; 3. multiple profiles (preventing multiple votes and negative influence); 4. fronts (who would have entered with bad intentions); or people who join us to boycott us, slow us down, or worse, to try to stop us. In this way, we grow somewhat more slowly, but steadily (the number of people joining us is at least 1,000 times greater than those we are forced to expel, always for very valid reasons); in an orderly, organized manner, and with adequate security measures.
Final rules for joining us.
Anyone who meets all the requirements can join us, respecting all our rules, all our methodologies, all our instructions, and all our motivations.
To join us, each person must register by creating a personal profile, only once in their life.
Anyone can register and create a personal profile , during the periods in which new registrations are permitted, based on the type of user best suited to their needs, according to their own wishes.
For the free and initial user types, there are no annual fees, so everything is and will always be (for the free user type), absolutely free, without any of the following obligations: 1. You don't have to upload identity documents, so you don't have to upload selfies with your face next to your identity document; 2. There are no continuous or periodic attendance requirements; 3. There are no obligations to carry out any activities to keep our enormous mechanism functioning.
The steps to join us.
Phase 1. Mandatory. Study our system.
Phase 2. Mandatory. Evaluate whether you like what we're doing, how we're doing it, whether you're a good fit for us, whether you're useful to DirectDemocracyS, and whether you have the necessary skills to be part of our system.
Step 3. Mandatory. Choose a user type from among all available ones based on your needs, desires, and capabilities.
Depending on the type of user selected, there are subsequent phases.
A brief explanation of user types. They are divided into various categories: free user types, lower user types (in order of importance and unlocked potential, there are three types: initial or login user, partially verified user, registered user), higher user types (in order of importance and unlocked potential, there are two types: registered user with verified and guaranteed identity, and official members).
Depending on the implementation rules and the various situations, all types of users, up to official members, may be available for registration and personal profile creation. During certain periods, only some user types are available; in many cases, only free user types are initially available. Obviously, based on very detailed implementation rules, various user types can be obtained, even subsequently, within a certain minimum period of active membership in the system, based on the points accumulated through one's activities and behavior.
All subsequent user types cannot be obtained immediately, but must be earned and deserved through points earned, which demonstrate concrete and useful activities and appropriate behavior. In short, the most important and responsible roles aren't available upon initial registration, but are earned over time, through skill, meritocracy, equality, and the same rules for all.
There are representative profiles, which can only be requested by those who have already been our official members active for a certain period of time, and with a certain number of points accumulated, according to the following rules.
All official members can request and, if they meet all the requirements, be authorized to obtain various types of profiles: political representative (internal, external, or both), or alternatively, official representative (internal, external, or both). All political representative or official profiles are individuals who can be easily identified with their real personal data, in restricted areas and for specific activities.
Management profiles.
-Owners-.
-Managers-.
-Responsible-.
Control profiles.
-Administrators-.
-SuperAdministrors-.
Profiles of guarantors, creators and inventors.
-Guarantors-.
Each type of user and each type of profile has specific areas, information, activities, and potential, based on very detailed implementation rules and fair, just, loyal, orderly, organized, and very secure methodologies.
Fundamental rule.
Everyone has the same rights and duties, the same rules, the same methodologies, the same instructions, and the same motivations. Therefore, potentially anyone can, at a given time, after a certain period of time, and with a certain number of points, become our guarantor or super administrator, even starting with a free initial personal profile. Obviously, for official members, promotion to roles of greater importance, potential, and responsibility within our hierarchies is simpler and quicker.
We've published dozens of very detailed informational articles, with the rules for joining us remaining virtually unchanged, but starting August 1, 2026, there are some mandatory steps to prevent any potential problems.
- Presentation to the system.
DirectDemocracyS introduces each new user to hundreds of public informational articles, thousands of blog posts, and other public activities; therefore, it seems only right that anyone who wants to join us should briefly introduce themselves to our system, to demonstrate their worthiness to be invited to join.
Groups involved: received message management group, new user personal introduction management group.
For information on how you can submit yourself to our system, with guarantees of anonymity, confidentiality, and invisibility, please read this informative article carefully, at this link:
- Requesting an official invitation, which allows you to communicate, receive support, collaborate, be invited, and be connected to one of our official members.
To do so, simply fill out an invitation request, specifying the username (we don't care about the real name and surname; DirectDemocracyS only uses the username, chosen by each of us in the registration form) of the person who is already an official member and you wish to be connected to. Alternatively, if you don't know any of our official members who are authorized to send invitations and thus be connected to a new user, you can also be randomly matched with one of our official members who is authorized to send invitations and be connected to a new user. Use this contact form to be connected to one of our official members and therefore invited:
https://contacts.directdemocracys.org/contacts/infos-contacts/i-want-to-be-invited
Brief explanation. Starting August 1, 2026, and forever (since it's a fundamental rule, any changes will require unanimous vote from all our users, with binding voting rights for our system), everyone who joins us, regardless of user type, will be matched, connected, communicate, and collaborate with one of our official members, authorized to send invitations.
In practice, if the registration form is active, anyone can fill it out and therefore register, and create their own personal profile, free of charge and without any obligation. However, it will be activated, and they will be able to access our reserved areas, based on their user type, only after complete and successful verification: 1. of their personal email address, via a self-activation link that can be clicked, or copied, pasted, and visited, in any browser, received from our system after having duly submitted our registration form; 2. verification of their personal phone number, via a message with a unique personal identification code to verify their phone number, to be sent via email; 3. a simple or official invitation from one of our official members authorized to issue invitations.
- Compatibility and competence test.
Many people come to our system, assuring us that they are compatible, possessing the necessary skills, the right mindset, and the necessary intelligence. Some people, fortunately few, lie to us about their personal details, their actual skills, or claim to be suitable and useful for our system. Starting a collaboration with us by lying, and by attempting to appear better than you really are, is a grave mistake, one that easily causes us to lose trust in those who seek to deceive or deceive us. In our initial stages, to lay a solid foundation, we must be sure that those who join us are truly compatible and competent. We need an assessment that demonstrates that those who want to join us do so with the best intentions.
Groups involved: New User Competency Assessment Group, New User Compatibility Assessment Group, New User Competency Assessment Group, New User Compatibility Assessment Group, Compatible User Invitation Group.
Please note: the previous three steps are very important, so you should always complete them before registering and before creating a personal profile.
A brief explanation of the connections between users and groups.
The DirectDemocracyS system is based on concrete collaboration, achieved through direct connections, accountability, and internal means of communication, exclusively on our platforms. The previous rule is in no way intended to limit the freedom of those who join us to engage in all activities within traditional systems or to be present on various traditional social networks. The only thing our system and all our users expect is that everything related to our system, and all our online activities, take place exclusively, always, and exclusively on our platforms. Brief explanation: one of the biggest problems with all other systems is those who try to be cunning and misuse the systems. At the political level, but in almost every type of activity, too often attempts are made to exploit the rules in an unfair, ethically and morally reprehensible manner. These rules are often unclear, lack security guarantees, are certainly inadequate, are not detailed, and are not always the same for everyone. DirectDemocracyS is not more strict, it simply applies and enforces on all those who join us the rules decided by those who came before us. These rules can be integrated and improved, but must be shared and applied continuously, exactly as they were voted on, by everyone who joins us.
Connections are similar to friendships on various traditional social networks.
The only difference is that they are used exclusively for shared activities between users and groups in DirectDemocracyS. Random friend requests are not allowed; you must be connected based on specific group requests, with real, documented, and verified reasons and related permissions.
Before being activated, each person must be connected to one of our official members or official representatives already present in our system. In addition to providing direct support, the member will be required to communicate and collaborate with each person to whom they are connected, assuming full responsibility for all activities performed, the behavior of those connected, and the consequences of these activities. They will assist, monitor, and correct all errors, preferably through prevention, and even report and, if necessary, punish each person to whom they are connected. These rules often frighten those who fail to appreciate their positive effects, and we regret this, because we are often misunderstood, and not everyone understands the rationale behind each of our decisions. Above all, and fortunately, they discourage anyone attempting to engage in reprehensible activities. Anyone who respects all the rules has nothing to fear. All this can be put into practice by guaranteeing anonymity to all, and even partial invisibility, allowing anyone to make public only their username (even making it invisible from the outside and even from the inside), without even making any personal data public, based on implementing rules that guarantee privacy and protection of one's activities.
What changes in this final official regulation for joining DirectDemocracyS compared to the past? The only change is the requirement for anyone joining us to be matched and connected to an official member before their personal profile is activated, and therefore before they can access our user-only areas. This decision, approved in the manner and within the timeframe established by our rules, allows us to accept many requests from many people while maintaining the same security measures. These matches and connections may be random, retroactive for those already with us, and may occur before registering, or after completing the registration form, only for those who registered before July 1, 2026. We recommend everyone read all these rules carefully and always be connected to someone before completing the registration form. Connecting before registration will allow the person who wants to join us to receive a simple or official invitation, which will make every subsequent step very simple, quick, and secure.
The simple and official invitations.
Simple invitations, for free users and lower-level users, and especially official invitations, which are mandatory for higher-level users, guarantee the activation of your personal profile and the possibility of joining us very quickly, easily, and with mutual security measures.
Why are invitations so important and crucial? Those who join us without an invitation, while receiving the necessary support before, during, and especially after registration and subsequent activation from our new user activation groups, have no direct contact with one of our official members. Simply put, those who aren't invited have no direct contact with anyone who knows our system well, and essentially no "friends" who can directly and continuously inform them and provide concrete assistance in carrying out any activity. Alone, as new users, it's much more difficult to get used to even very simple tasks. Therefore, the benefits of these initial contacts with those already in the system are very significant and can be decisive in later stages. Simple invitations and official invitations (which require verification and verification of the new user's identity, along with our dedicated security team) are also very helpful in reducing errors and potentially incorrect activity, and above all for the security of our system. This is because the person inviting is responsible for helping, but also for ensuring that the invited person adheres to all our rules, methodologies, and instructions. It's not about having a boss who gives orders, but rather a reliable contact who, thanks to their experience, helps and supports all their contacts. Official invitations also involve assuming full responsibility for every activity and behavior of the invited person, whether they're someone they actually know in real life or simply an online contact, even if drawn randomly. The pre-invitation and registration phases allow our official member to get to know and make a preliminary assessment of the person joining us. Anyone who invites a new user, whether through a simple or official invitation, can ask the special security group to correct or delete unauthorized activity, and can also decide to block the new user's personal profile, always providing a detailed justification for their decision.
Mutual management and control.
Nowadays, many people complain or fear some of our rules, considering them invasive of privacy and too strict. We have created rules and methodologies that are better, more efficient, and more secure, protecting identity and anonymity, even allowing invisibility, both internally and externally, for anyone who joins us. A prime example is identity verification, which, although conducted using various technologies and involving many groups of people, is structured so that no human or technology can see the various steps, but only a tiny fraction. Those requesting identity verification receive various unique codes, and through these, the process is divided into various parts. Those verifying via video call or in person that the user is who they claim to be do not know their username (which can be a nickname or a random code), nor their personal identification code in DirectDemocracyS, and therefore do not know who the person they are verifying is. You receive a unique code, and after verifying your identity, you issue another code, which changes based on the outcome of the identity check. After verification, the code is sent to the person who requested it, without the verified person's actual personal information. Only in very serious cases, and only a few trusted super administrators—if a user engages in prohibited activities, and there's a need to identify the real person for legal action—can our special security and enforcement teams obtain authorization to link the various codes. This allows us to potentially add a name to a list of unwelcome users, preventing them from rejoining or collaborating with our system in the future. But who can complain about such rules? Typically, those who complain about our rules, methodologies, and instructions are those who don't understand our motivations and are accustomed to using the old systems and rules only to their own advantage , seeking undeserved advantages and benefits, or those who join us with malicious intent.
The invitation system allows us to be surgically precise, monitoring and correcting any misconduct by anyone who joins us and punishing anyone who doesn't follow all our rules. It also allows us to identify and reward anyone who performs activities that benefit everyone. Since DirectDemocracyS is a highly complex mechanism, composed of many people and groups, it would be very difficult, complicated, expensive, and, above all, would require the use of numerous users and groups to manage and monitor every single activity. With our mechanism of interconnected chains of multiple links, all linked to each other, by groups and individual users, called entities, we therefore have five entities, which control five other entities, linked to multiples of five entities, which in turn are linked to multiples of five entities. If in this branching of interconnected chains there were some weak, broken, or missing links, the remaining four links, at least intact, would allow for immediate and simple replacement, without compromising the integrity and robustness of our entire system. This truly ingenious and very useful solution of ours for the good of all makes our system truly resilient, and allows us to function perfectly, with few, many, or even with all the people in the world.
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