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savetheearth2013-04-15 07:01 pm
unfearing) wrote in savetheearth2013-04-15 07:01 pm
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Hello, everyone!
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I've been doing a bit of reading on your archives (which I apologize if are intended to be private in any way) and it seems to me that we're all in the same predicament.
I've also taken the liberty of filling myself in on the Paul Ben incident. I can understand that tension must be high at the moment in the wake of that. This has raised a few questions for me personally.
First and foremost, how secure do we believe this network to be? There have been no direct consequences so far that I can tell, but it's possible that this is a false sense of security we are being led into. At the same time, I do not feel that being too paranoid will serve us well in the long run.
Furthermore, I have seen a great deal of note-trading between members of this forum, but I didn't notice any attempt thus far at a centralized database. I do strongly believe that it will be beneficial for all of us to have a cohesive compilation of everything we individually know so that we might cross-reference it and begin to search for patterns and clues.
Unfortunately this draws me back to my previous concern. Because we do not know how secure this network is or who we can even trust, consolidating our knowledge poses a considerable risk. That said, I believe the risks are well worth what we could learn, provided we entrust this project in the right hands.
This must be very confusing for everyone involved, but it's more important now than ever that we help one another.
If you have any questions to ask of me at all, please do not hesitate. Thank you all for your time, and I look forward to hearing from you!
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I've been doing a bit of reading on your archives (which I apologize if are intended to be private in any way) and it seems to me that we're all in the same predicament.
I've also taken the liberty of filling myself in on the Paul Ben incident. I can understand that tension must be high at the moment in the wake of that. This has raised a few questions for me personally.
First and foremost, how secure do we believe this network to be? There have been no direct consequences so far that I can tell, but it's possible that this is a false sense of security we are being led into. At the same time, I do not feel that being too paranoid will serve us well in the long run.
Furthermore, I have seen a great deal of note-trading between members of this forum, but I didn't notice any attempt thus far at a centralized database. I do strongly believe that it will be beneficial for all of us to have a cohesive compilation of everything we individually know so that we might cross-reference it and begin to search for patterns and clues.
Unfortunately this draws me back to my previous concern. Because we do not know how secure this network is or who we can even trust, consolidating our knowledge poses a considerable risk. That said, I believe the risks are well worth what we could learn, provided we entrust this project in the right hands.
This must be very confusing for everyone involved, but it's more important now than ever that we help one another.
If you have any questions to ask of me at all, please do not hesitate. Thank you all for your time, and I look forward to hearing from you!
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If we let something like fear stand between us and progress, tyrants would rule the world. If it comes down to offering up my full name and seeing what comes next for everyone's sake, I will be glad to do it.
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Name's Jack, by the way. And if you've been scanning the network as much as you say, you should know I didn't kill Paul's family.
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I suppose I will give it a few more days before I come forward, but I'm more than willing to take acceptable risks.
For now, please call me Lizzie.
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Good meeting you, Lizzie. For the record, I think what you're talking about is the right thing to do. Finding a way to actually get it off the ground is going to be a whole other challenge though. Good luck.
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I like to think that people are generally good, and that if you help them find a way to, in the end they'll do the right thing.
Oh, and Jack! If you plan on going on any more adventures, please do keep me appraised. I'm certain we can all find a way to help each other.
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