The DirectDemocracyS system has always been innovative and alternative to all other systems, but another word that characterizes us is evolution, based on our needs, and the decisions of our truly shared leadership, based on incredibly detailed rules, methodologies, instructions, and motivations.
For those who read our initial informational articles, there was a phrase that was often repeated: all good people can join us, absolutely free of charge, with no obligation to attend, and without any obligation to participate in any activities with us.
Of course, we have always kept every promise, and everyone knows that registration and creating a personal profile has always been absolutely free, with no obligation on anyone's part.
However, for us, people are divided into two categories: good and bad. We have never refused anyone's request to join us (although we have delayed some), but to have a safe, orderly, organized, efficient, and fully functional system, we must always ensure that bad people can join us only in our final stages of registration. The reasons are so obvious that we won't provide further explanations for now; suffice it to say that, when all the most important and responsible positions are filled by all the good people on earth, even the minority of bad people will be able to join us, being practically rendered harmless by the presence of good people in the leading roles.
At times, even for several months, we had to block new registrations to avoid a full-blown invasion, which could have created technical problems and made it difficult for us to welcome everyone in the best viable way.
Thanks to the many talented people who joined us, their financial contributions, and their ongoing efforts, in mid-August 2025, we created the conditions to welcome everyone into our immense home, which is made up of our IT platforms.
Of course, our natural selection process for the higher user types continues with the same rules as before, but we've created an intermediate area for our three lower user types and an access area for our guests, who can register completely free of charge, with no obligation to be present, and no obligation to participate in any activities with us.
We've created a subdomain called free.directdemocracys.org where anyone who wants to test out some of our capabilities can do so immediately, quickly, securely, and most importantly, completely free of charge.
Subsequently, for those who want to access even more potential in an equally secure, simple, and fast way, our subdomain access.directdemocracys.org is available. It is accessible only after paying a small security deposit, which will be almost entirely refunded after a year (excluding bank and money management fees), or by paying annual fees for lower user levels, which are a few euros per year (for detailed fees, read the respective information articles).
Finally, for those who want to have almost all the potential, and for those who want to be part of our truly shared leadership, obtaining, as an official member, the right of collective ownership of all our activities, there is our official website, https://www.directdemocracys.org/
Which also contains almost all of our public information, and almost all of our core activities.
These subdomains, with their various activities and security measures, will grow over time, based on our joint decisions and needs. The several types of users, and even the number of types of profiles, will also increase, as we've explained in some of our previous informative articles.
Before some people get indignant at the mention of inferior and superior user types, greater and lesser potential, and tell us that we are unfair and discriminating against people, we want to give you a detailed overview of the reasons behind our rules, methodologies, instructions, and registration procedures.
But first, a very brief introduction.
If every person on our planet knew about our existence and our strengths, we are sure (based on the averages of our visitors, who then join us), that immediately, more than half of the world's population would join us.
But not only that, after some time, and after reading some of our public articles, another 25% or so would join us, because they would understand our enormous potential.
A huge success, as predicted by our specialists, could create some temporary but annoying technical difficulties, making it practically impossible for us to welcome every single person as they deserve, offering our full support and also highlighting the best potential of those who truly have the right skills.
Let's explain. Our system was born from scratch and has grown gradually, in a controlled manner, to create a "solid foundation" for our common home and to establish shared fundamental rules. And we will continue to grow forever, in exactly the same way.
Sudden growth, involving too many people at once, would jeopardize the stability of our system, but also our security. The only way to create problems, slow us down, or, worse, undermine us, even if we've taken every countermeasure, would be to bring together a group of people paid to cause problems, or to use fronts to place us in our most important and sensitive reserved areas, to sabotage us from within. Therefore, to avoid any risk, we've created limited numbers (although constantly growing, even proportionally) for higher-level users, who have access to key reserved areas and greater potential. Only once the newly registered users are fully integrated will we allow other inexperienced users to fill those roles. Of course, knowing and having tested all the potential risks, we've already implemented exceptional security measures, so don't worry; no one will ever be able to cause problems.
Many infiltrators could, in theory (because in practice it is impossible), try to create technical difficulties, or worse, try to defame us, or try to obtain sensitive data (again, it is impossible, but they would try anyway, and that is why we must be very careful).
Continuous, but not sudden, growth and continuous selection, to achieve excellent results.
We do not discriminate against anyone, and in the initial stages, we trust everyone, as long as they do not lie to us, and as long as they do not try to gain undeserved advantages.
The basis of equality must be guaranteed forever to all, but always combined with meritocracy, because a system that excludes either of the two would either be too unfair or would fail, and would not have the best results.
Our long, challenging work creating DirectDemocracyS and everything it contains is too important, for the good of all the good people on earth, to risk making even the slightest mistake. It wasn't easy, our 100% human effort to create from scratch coherent rules, working methodologies, detailed instructions, and even manage to explain the never-trivial motivations underlying every decision and every action we take.
By creating different websites, even hosted, for obvious security reasons, on different web servers, in different countries and continents, we create all the necessary filters, to avoid the risk of compromising our system.
Currently, each of our websites offers different potential and types of users, which allows us to see who is the best, and who does not deserve more important roles, and superior types of users.
In the future, our expectations of our users, and all our security measures, will only increase. Therefore, as we stated in our first informational article, the sooner you decide to join us and work together concretely, with impeccable behavior, the sooner and more easily you will obtain the strategic benefits and benefits reserved for those who arrive first. Many people who have known us for a long time are truly sorry that they did not join us in the initial phases, when anyone could register and be immediately activated and integrated into our system, obtaining higher user levels and roles of greater importance and responsibility, automatically, or certainly more simply and quickly, than now and in the upcoming phases.
These subdomains, with growing potential, completely eliminate all fears of having to pay (very few trust similar projects, but we are different and better), all fears for one's personal data, all waiting lists (which remain for higher-level users), and even the obligation to obtain an invitation (which remains valid for the official website).
We know it all seems unusual and complicated, and that you may struggle, at least initially, to understand our motivations, but we can assure you that we are forced to work this way.
Add comment