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Our activity groups in the DirectDemocracyS system have created Activity Codes , a component that manages a multitude of activities for all our users, but also for all the people who visit our platforms and who want to communicate, collaborate and get our direct, concrete and practically immediate support.
Those who have already joined us have access to certain activities and services based on their user type, their needs, and the authorizations requested and requirements obtained.
As we always say, our DirectDemocracyS system is publicly presented to the world with hundreds of informative articles; and for those who haven't yet joined us, it's mandatory to introduce yourself to DirectDemocracyS in order to carry out the various activities. You're not required to join us, either now or in the future, but you are required to provide us with some information so we can interact with anyone who needs it.
To introduce yourself to our system, simply fill out a presentation form that you can find at this link:
 https://free.directdemocracys.org/component/activitycodes?view=present Simply enter the required and optional information, as desired. These are not mandatory, but they help us get to know you better so we can respond and assist you better. You can also choose and reserve a username for a year, which will ensure your anonymity and even invisibility in the future, should you wish to join us, based on your settings, which you can choose after your first login.
Our contact and support website
For a while, you can still contact us through the contact forms on our website, which is entirely dedicated to contact and direct support. You can find it at this link:
 https://contacts.directdemocracys.org/ But the response times are much longer than with the Activity Codes component, which you can find on our free website.
What will happen to those who are used to contacting us via contact forms when the contact website is closed?
You will simply be redirected to our new contact form at this link (this only works for our users and visitors who have logged in to our system):
 https://free.directdemocracys.org/component/activitycodes?view=contact
With our ActivityCodes component, you can get direct support at this link (it only works for our users and visitors who have logged into our system):
 https://free.directdemocracys.org/component/activitycodes?view=contact&kind=support
You can also directly contact any of our users, groups, events, and presentation pages at this link (this only works for our users and visitors who have registered with us):
 https://free.directdemocracys.org/utility/activity-group/request-the-authorization/write?view=write
The website dedicated entirely to contact forms will be discontinued at the discretion of our contact form management teams, likely by December 31, 2026. We're also happy to inform you that they're already in ActivityCodes, whose forms take precedence over the old forms.
We've finally written a manual with lots of instructions for doing a variety of activities with us, even without joining us, and you can find it at this link:
 https://free.directdemocracys.org/component/activitycodes?view=manual
We've made a list of some of the activities you can do with us, and you can find it at this link:
 https://free.directdemocracys.org/component/activitycodes?view=services
We officially inform you that presenting yourself to our system means being able to access many services and many activities that you can do completely free of charge, without any obligation to join us, without any obligation to be present and without any obligation to carry out voluntary work to make our mechanism work.
At this point you may be asking yourself: why should I show up to use all these services and carry out certain activities?
Because it's a matter of logic, common sense, good manners and mutual respect: greeting, introducing yourself, requesting services, carrying out activities and thanking for what DirectDemocracyS and its members in ActivityCodes do for all our users and all our visitors, without any discrimination.
But why do I have to introduce myself and DirectDemocracyS members use their own usernames?
Because in our system the following are guaranteed for everyone: the right to remain completely anonymous, the right to remain completely invisible (choosing if, when, how and to whom to be visible and with what data) and the possibility of choosing the type of user best suited to one's wishes and needs.
Each user type guarantees a hierarchy based on equality and meritocracy (demonstrated by time spent in our system and points earned through concrete activities, individually and in groups). Our visitors, if and when they join us, will also have the same rights and obligations. In our system, for those who join us and have a personal profile, only their username matters; their first and last names can remain invisible to everyone, both externally and internally, and will only be used to discreetly and securely reward our best users (approximately 33% of all funds we raise are used to reward our best users) or to punish those who don't follow our rules.
Who is part of the activity groups?
Any official member who pays their annual dues, consistently attends according to our rules, and carries out concrete volunteer work in an orderly, organized, loyal, reliable, and safe manner can request authorization and, if they meet all the requirements, be granted the right to join one of our activity groups, or even create their own, to perform this important service. In exchange, they receive individual and group points that bring significant benefits and advantages.
How do I know my personal data is safe?
All our activities are secure and designed to protect everyone who comes into contact with or collaborates with us. We have taken every security measure to prevent any potential problems, and if an unexpected event occurs, we will be able to find the culprits (every activity is carefully monitored by reliable humans and the best, constantly updated and innovative technologies), investigate them, report them, and, if found guilty, make them pay for their mistakes and reprehensible behavior. We have numerous informative articles explaining our security measures.
Are there preferences and discrimination?
All our rules, methodologies, and instructions are the same for everyone. Obviously, those who are just visitors or external contacts have fewer activities to perform with us and do not earn points; however, all other types of users earn points that demonstrate their merit and concrete activity. We guarantee everyone access to potential, information, and reserved areas based on their user type, points, and length of activity in our system.
This isn't discrimination, because anyone can hold positions of greater responsibility and join all our groups. However, they must obviously contribute to our self-financing, be present regularly, and volunteer to keep our enormous system functioning. It's logical and fair that those who engage in this type of activity should enjoy greater benefits and advantages than those who are merely visitors, external contacts, or passive users who do virtually nothing for the system and the common good. Therefore, the only "discrimination" is merit, which must be declared, demonstrated, documented, verified, and rewarded.
For even more information, study carefully and with the right mindset, open to our innovation. You'll understand that everything we decide has always been consistent, and everything has been proposed, studied, chosen, tested, and decided through very democratic voting. If you don't like something or have concrete suggestions for integrating and improving our system, simply contact us. We respond to anyone who contacts us with the best intentions, offering all the support and practical assistance needed.