Welcome to DirectDemocracyS.
This is our informative article for anyone who receives the invitation to study our system comprehensively, with an open mind, therefore without being superficial and without making hasty judgments.
Our system is robust and detailed to protect the community, but the user experience is seamless and guided.
Although it may seem like a complicated system, we can assure you that with a little attention and willingness, everything is very simple, fast, and secure. From the very beginning, you'll receive all the necessary information, all the direct and ongoing support you need, and all the instructions you need to complete a wide range of activities with us.
The first question someone asks when receiving a flyer or message from us is always the same: can I trust them? Our answer to everyone is always the same. You shouldn't trust anything or anyone, now or ever. Therefore, if you like what we're doing, how we're doing it, and if you feel compatible and competent, we invite you to join us by registering with a free, completely anonymous personal profile, so you can see for yourself that what we've always said, to everyone, is actually applied internally. We don't ask for your trust, we ask for your intelligence. See for yourself whether our actions match our words.
The second thing that surprises you is that none of us are inviting you to join us. We have a fundamental rule that demonstrates our esteem and respect. First, we always ask you to be fully informed, with an open mind to our innovation, which is an alternative to everything you know. We ask you not to be superficial, and therefore not to make hasty final judgments before fully understanding our enormous potential. We don't invite anyone to join us directly, because it must be your conscious and informed choice. In short, we invite everyone to study all our public information, exclusively on our platforms.
The third thing you'll immediately notice: the complexity of our entire system. The world is not a simple place, and even though our main features and pioneering solutions are relatively simple, making them work optimally requires very detailed implementation rules that address every tiny aspect. Don't be afraid, practice and, above all, mutual understanding will make everything simpler, faster, and much safer. To determine whether you like our system and whether you're compatible with our rules, simply read our informative article on the home page of our websites. The rest of this study will help you enter our system prepared, preventing any potential errors.
Perhaps the most important thing, and one that not everyone immediately understands, is that DirectDemocracyS is a collective project, designed to make it impossible for any one person, or group of people, to use it in despicable ways. Simply put, we are perhaps the only ones created for the collective good, incapable of being corrupted by power, by lobbies, and by individuals—rich, powerful, or famous. We can never be dictators, precisely because of our system architecture, created by specialized engineers who have made our system different and better than all others. All of us, and all those who join us, have made DirectDemocracyS serve the common good, without discrimination, and not for partisan interests.
Shared leadership and collective ownership, along with many other key characteristics, solve many problems, thanks to our unique and inimitable way of communicating, collaborating, and accomplishing countless tasks together.
Of course, the fourth thing everyone notices is a series of related questions: how much and why do I pay? Is there a minimum attendance requirement? Am I obligated to carry out activities with DirectDemocracyS? Let's answer right away: to join us, to be part of our large family, you must register, creating a one-time personal profile. The type of user you will have depends on various factors, including: your financial means (if you don't have money, you can create a personal profile that is and will always be free), your free time (if you don't have free time, you can create a free personal profile that doesn't require any attendance), and the activities you want to do with us (if you don't want to volunteer with us, you can create a free personal profile, which doesn't require any mandatory activities). Even with a free personal profile, you can do a wide range of activities with us, accumulating significant points, without spending a single cent, without being required to be present, and without any mandatory activities with us, except for those mandatory settings for everyone, which must be done upon first login to protect your personal data. These activities are in the best interest of all our users, and include: 1. two-factor authentication (protects your personal profile); 2. privacy settings (protects your personal data); 3. choosing whether, how, when, and for what to receive our notifications (we recommend setting up system notifications to see the latest news only when you log in to our platforms).
If you want to unlock greater potential, you can choose higher-level user categories, which require a small but crucial annual fee (which guarantees us self-financing, freedom, neutrality, security, and independence), a minimum attendance requirement of at least 20 minutes per day (which can be achieved through one or more daily logins), or, alternatively, 120 minutes per week (on one or more days, through one or more daily logins). Finally, each higher-level user must perform some volunteer work during their mandatory attendance time to keep our entire enormous mechanism running smoothly. Some money, some time, and some activities, to make our system fully functional, regardless of the number of users/voters we have. Only in this way will we be resilient and avoid problems.
But let's see what concretely we need to do to join us?
You must fill out a simple registration form, independently, or with the help of someone you know in our system . If you don't know anyone, or if you don't want to ask for help from someone you know, we will provide you with a member chosen at random, resident in your country, or with the same citizenship as you.
You can also do everything by yourself, but we recommend that you get help from someone who is authorized to provide support and to officially invite you, because everything will be simpler, faster, and more complete, and you won't risk making small mistakes.
What do you need to join us?
You'll need to choose a username according to our rules. Your username is the name we'll call you in our system. It can be a nickname, a random code, or even your real first and last name, although we recommend remaining completely anonymous, at least in your personal profile.
You will need to choose a password of at least 12 characters, with letters that do not form words, both lowercase and uppercase, non-consecutive numbers, and special characters.
That's it! You don't need anything else for your free personal profile.
What do you need to join us?
A valid, adequately protected personal email address from any email service provider. Any email address will do. It doesn't have to be a temporary email address, because after completing registration and submitting the form, you'll receive an activation link to your email address. You can click it or copy and paste it into any browser to confirm your email address.
A valid personal telephone number, to which you will receive a unique activation code, which you must send to us via email so that we can activate your personal profile.
That's it! You don't need anything else for your free personal profile.
Here's an informative article that contains some useful links for many activities, and a few quick rules:
https:// free .directdemocracys.org/home/our-system/public/all-our-activities/getting-started/rules-and-useful-links
Now some useful tips for everyone.
If one of our users, authorized to send invitations, invites you to learn more about our platforms, we recommend doing so. It's free, secure, and you'll surely be pleasantly surprised. Always verify the authorizations of anyone contacting you on behalf of DirectDemocracyS, using this contact form at this link, explaining the situation in detail:
You will receive a response by email.
Please note: If you are already a member, we recommend you log in to our contact website using the login credentials you set up yourself on our free website.
If you'd like to join us, do so with a simple invitation, or an official one from one of our users authorized to send invitations. You'll enjoy numerous benefits and advantages if someone helps you and offers their full cooperation, even after you've registered and activated your profile. It's very helpful to have a trusted person to help you, in addition to our 24/7 support. If you don't know anyone in our system, or someone you know isn't yet authorized to send invitations, you can still connect with one of our official representatives via a contact form at this link:
https://contacts.directdemocracys.org/contacts/infos-contacts/i-want-to-be-invited
The person will be from your country, preferably close to your home, will speak your language (always specify your preferred language and your primary country in the form), and will help you according to our rules.
We recommend taking advantage of the opportunity to be and remain completely anonymous at all times, and making only your username visible, with no other personal information. You can then, if you wish, share certain information with those you trust most.
In DirectDemocracyS, the blue checkmarks next to the username, in our social area, mean reliability and a verified and guaranteed identity. Therefore, even with the necessary precautions, people who have the blue checkmark are usually more trustworthy than those who do not have the blue checkmark.
In DirectDemocracyS, public areas are used only by our official members, who are part of the management and control groups for public areas. Unauthorized posts in public areas are strictly prohibited. You can engage in a wide range of activities—in groups, pages, events, and many other activities you participate in—without ever using public areas, which are reserved for authorized individuals for reasons of security, order, and organization.
Don't send friend requests without authorization, and don't disturb other users, groups, or other activities to which you're not invited or that aren't within your capabilities. Communication, collaboration, and activities are permitted according to very detailed rules within the various groups; therefore, friend requests are not permitted, and accepting such requests is prohibited. If direct contact is absolutely necessary, you can always request authorization from the support groups.
Don't lie or provide false information on registration forms, contact forms , support request forms, or authorization request forms. Always be honest because our entire community will always be there for you.
Everyone who joins us, regardless of user type, begins accumulating valuable points from the moment they join. This is done individually, but also within various groups and through the various activities they participate in. These points are very important because they create meritocratic hierarchies based on mutual trust. Those with more points have greater "power" than those with fewer, simply because of the various activities they perform, their behavior, and their time as our users. Anyone who lies on registration forms or other forms will not be able to obtain the benefits and privileges offered to those with more points.
Annual fees, attendance requirements, and volunteer activities are only available for higher-level user levels; they don't apply to free and access users. To avoid any misunderstandings, we'll reiterate: there's no charge and no obligation if you decide to join us with a free personal profile. If you need more potential, and if you meet all the requirements, you can request a higher-level user level at any time.
a. To accept full responsibility for the comment that you submit.
b. To use this function only for lawful purposes.
c. Not to post defamatory, abusive, offensive, racist, sexist, threatening, vulgar, obscene, hateful or otherwise inappropriate comments, or to post comments which will constitute a criminal offense or give rise to civil liability.
d. Not to post or make available any material which is protected by copyright, trade mark or other proprietary right without the express permission of the owner of the copyright, trade mark or any other proprietary right.
e. To evaluate for yourself the accuracy of any opinion, advice or other content.