/u/magnora7 & /u/d3rr

For the SaidIt article, please fill in the following, feel free to list N/A or leave blank :

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Are these correct? Feel free to modify, rephrase, or whatever :

• programming_language = [[Python (programming language)|Python]]

• website_type = [[Truther]], [[alternative history]], [[conspiracy]], [[corruption]], [[anti-establishment]], [[social news]], and [[social media|-media]] [[Social network aggregation|aggregation]]

Besides Tin Foil Hat are there any other appearances you've made?

Have there been any news articles about you, in MSM or the "fringe" independent/alternative media?

Do you have any business plans, introductory letters, project summaries, etc that can aid/speed up my process? And/or would you care to describe it in your own words, and/or point to where you've previously done so.

Also, FYI, full disclosure: I had two negative reactions. I'd pretty much finished an article on Pearse Redmond and his Porkins Policy Review, a very good podcast, despite this, and Tom Secker, who runs the SpyCulture.com and has a great Vimeo show, and (I bought his 2017 book despite him being a curmudgeon asshole to me) he co-wrote National Security Cinema with Matthew Alford, I had roughed in a skeletal frame outline and only started an article. Everything was out there using Google or direct from their shows. I was not trying to dox them or get too intimate but I was looking for more details, references, articles, etc. and I honestly thought they'd be flattered like most people. They did not like it. Secker was grumpy from go but wanted to sell books so indulged me until he realized I couldn't help with that. Pearse was nice until I got the InfoGalactic admin to scrub their articles then told me to "fuck off". I was kind enough to delete 2 weeks of work and that's what I get, as if I don't have copies that could go back up. Anyway, I didn't put them back up, not because they're nice guys but because I respect their work. So now I never write an article about someone before I ask. There are meager articles on Wikispooks about them. To my point, you can let me know or edit it yourself if there's ever anything you don't feel comfortable being out there. While the James Corbett and Lionel articles are way out of date, they are good examples of what I aim to produce. I hope to update all of them every few years or as often as a few times a year. Updates are often just additions, but sometimes require large reworking (ie. Corbett vs Edmonds).

Feel free to look at these articles for things you may or may not want in the SaidIt article. Being unfamiliar with Reddit, I will be scavenging these for possible content and/or citations and Reddit-related stuff:

• https://infogalactic.com/info/Reddit (a similar but different fork from WP)

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reddit

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voat (identially mirrored on IG)

Beyond Reddit there may be truther/conspirophile stuff you want me to know about and/or include. There is no hurry and things can be added at any time, so feel free to ping me with it. I may not react quickly if deep in something else.

Also, and I think this may be important, I don't know best how to "push" this Truther / alternative history / conspiracy / corruption / anti-establishment description angle. Even if not always used it'd be nice to have a go-to phrase (elevator pitch, nutshell outline, single sentence or paragraph), a slogan, and a shorter description than the last sentence. One thing springs to mind, in general and with great potential for merch, "Speak truth to power @ SaidIt.net". This brings me to another thing. Dot Net is critical and perhaps should be added to the logo, maybe tiny and tipped vertically like an exclamation point. SaidIt.com is something else entirely.