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| + | == Caution! == | ||
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| + | <big>'''User beware - there are no guarantees of online security.'''</big> | ||
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| + | In 2022 Jason 'Santa' Carswell researched extensively, though not conclusively, to find the most secure email group solution to provide privacy, security, and sustainability. Of few options, the best seems to be https://Freelists.org, also utilised by the truth-seeking, free-thinking, anti-corruption, deepstate-exposing friends and folks operating https://WikiSpooks.com (highly recommended). | ||
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Learn [https://www.FreeLists.org/about.html about FreeLists.org], understand their [https://www.FreeLists.org/tos.html Terms of Service], and their [https://www.FreeLists.org/privacy.html Privacy Policy], before [https://www.FreeLists.org/signup.html Creating a New List]. | Learn [https://www.FreeLists.org/about.html about FreeLists.org], understand their [https://www.FreeLists.org/tos.html Terms of Service], and their [https://www.FreeLists.org/privacy.html Privacy Policy], before [https://www.FreeLists.org/signup.html Creating a New List]. | ||
| − | + | Not only should there be no "leader" of these groups, it will be absolutely necessary to spread out the management by recruiting co-moderators. More importantly, everyone should consider themselves part owner and thus responsible for these self-regulating communities. Do not rely on the moderators to call out problems - but also don't escalate drama. If needed we may create '''WEFringe-Arbitr@FreeLists.org''' for arbitrating issues when they arise. As a community we can develop the few hard ruled and many loose guides (with numerous explanatory examples) | |
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| + | Bottom-up [[FOTPACH]]IES Managment may be new to folks, and of course there will be kinks to be worked out (as with any system), but it is what is absolutely needed to fight the corrupt tyranny matrix of top-down rigged systems. | ||
| − | + | : '''F'''air | |
| + | : '''O'''pen | ||
| + | : '''T'''ransparent | ||
| + | : '''P'''eaceful | ||
| + | : '''A'''ccountable | ||
| + | : '''C'''consistent | ||
| + | : '''H'''onest | ||
| + | : '''I'''nclusive | ||
| + | : '''E'''thical | ||
| + | : '''S'''social | ||
| + | : '''M'''anagement | ||
| − | + | [[FOTPACH]]IES Management should work for all communities: email groups, social media, governments, and resistance organizing. | |
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Revision as of 23:10, 1 February 2023
The WEFringe name for the group email lists (max 15 characters) solves the need for short recognisable titles, while jesting at Justin Trudeau's "small fringe minority", satirising the globalists' W.E.F., and is clearly explained in the following backronym...
- Windsor
- Essex
- Freedom
- Resistance
- Inclusive
- Networking
- Group
- Emails
These group email lists may serve some of our needs for diverse local communities to survive in the age of global tyranny under the ruling class' rigged global enslavement systems.
Inclusive means anyone may join and participate (including infiltrators).
Diverse means there's a wide range of topics covered by many email groups.
Caution!
User beware - there are no guarantees of online security.
In 2022 Jason 'Santa' Carswell researched extensively, though not conclusively, to find the most secure email group solution to provide privacy, security, and sustainability. Of few options, the best seems to be https://Freelists.org, also utilised by the truth-seeking, free-thinking, anti-corruption, deepstate-exposing friends and folks operating https://WikiSpooks.com (highly recommended).
Initial email groups
- WEFringe-Announ@FreeLists.org - very low traffic
- Only announcements as they relate to our local communities.
- Do not share memes, news, personal info, photos, socialising, trivia, etc.
- WEFringe-Action@FreeLists.org
- Action, activism, activities, and events for our local communities.
- WEFringe-Fun@FreeLists.org
- Entertainment, fun, humour, memes, and music for our local communities.
- WEFringe-Global@FreeLists.org
- Global news we cannot change nor affect, and related discussions.
- WEFringe-Local@FreeLists.org
- Local news we are affected by (local, provincial, national), may do something about, and related discussions.
- WEFringe-Plans@FreeLists.org
- Managing, organising, and planning for our local communities.
- WEFringe-Reach@FreeLists.org
- Communications, media, networking, outreach, and publishing for our local communities.
- WEFringe-Social@FreeLists.org
- Free-form social hangout discussions where anything goes.
These classifications are a good start and anyone may create their own in time, preferably with the "WEFringe-" prefix for unity, clarity, organisation, and professionalism. The organisation and purposes of these groups may evolve over time, especially if groups fork into more specialised topical sub-groups.
When creating your own groups you are free to keep them private, but if you make them public please be sure to get it added to this list above.
Learn about FreeLists.org, understand their Terms of Service, and their Privacy Policy, before Creating a New List.
Not only should there be no "leader" of these groups, it will be absolutely necessary to spread out the management by recruiting co-moderators. More importantly, everyone should consider themselves part owner and thus responsible for these self-regulating communities. Do not rely on the moderators to call out problems - but also don't escalate drama. If needed we may create WEFringe-Arbitr@FreeLists.org for arbitrating issues when they arise. As a community we can develop the few hard ruled and many loose guides (with numerous explanatory examples)
Bottom-up FOTPACHIES Managment may be new to folks, and of course there will be kinks to be worked out (as with any system), but it is what is absolutely needed to fight the corrupt tyranny matrix of top-down rigged systems.
- Fair
- Open
- Transparent
- Peaceful
- Accountable
- Cconsistent
- Honest
- Inclusive
- Ethical
- Ssocial
- Management
FOTPACHIES Management should work for all communities: email groups, social media, governments, and resistance organizing.
Potential topics for future groups
- analysis & research & skepticism
- arts & entertainment
- classifieds
- buy & sell & share
- crowdsourcing
- crypto
- employment
- housing
- unions
- creating & publishing
- DIY & workshop
- faith & spirituality
- food & gardening
- health & wellbeing & fitness
- lawfare
- music
- freedom music festivals
- newsletters
- prepping & survival
- reviews
- technology
- transportation
Rules of email etiquette
Rules of email etiquette
https://DuckDuckGo.com/?q=Rules+of+email+etiquette
Email Etiquette Definition, Examples, & Tips to Write Better Emails
https://www.MailModo.com/guides/email-etiquette/
Email etiquette explained: rules and examples in business and in the workplace
https://www.WiseStamp.com/blog/email-etiquette/
6 Email Etiquette Rules You Should Know
https://www.Vision6.com/blog/email-etiquette-rules/
10 Rules Of Email Etiquette
https://www.Forbes.com/sites/ashleystahl/2022/03/01/10-rules-of-email-etiquette/
17 Email Etiquette Rules to Know and Practice
https://www.Grammarly.com/blog/email-etiquette-rules-to-know/
15 Email Etiquette Rules Every Professional Should FollowDespite the fact that we're glued to our reply buttons, plenty of managers still don't know how to use email etiquette appropriately.
https://www.Inc.com/business-insider/email-etiquette-rules.html
26 Email Etiquette Rules (With Advice on How To Follow Them)
https://www.Indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/email-etiquette-rules
28 Best Practices for Email Etiquette in the Workplace
https://www.Indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/email-etiquette