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Welcome to the '''[http://soylentnews.org SoylentNews.org]''' Wiki.
Welcome to the '''[http://soylentnews.org SoylentNews.org]''' Wiki.


We deliver community-sourced news and discussion. This is an [https://github.com/SoylentNews/slashcode open-source], grassroots effort powered by article submissions from our readers, volunteers, and our forked version of slashcode.  We highlight stories on the web which are important to everyone - especially nerds. We also provide a soapbox for discussion moderated by the site's patrons, and allow anonymous discourse as there's no mandatory registration needed to comment.
We deliver community-sourced news and discussion. This is an [https://github.com/SoylentNews/slashcode open-source], grassroots effort powered by article submissions from our readers, volunteers, and our forked version of slashcode called 'Rehash'.  We highlight stories on the web which are important to everyone - especially nerds. We also provide a soapbox for discussion moderated by the site's patrons, and allow anonymous discourse as there's no mandatory registration needed to comment.


We are mindful of community sentiment, and will not bend to overreaching corporate agenda. The goal is to be an excellent source for discussion and news about technology, art, science and politics.
We are mindful of community sentiment, and will not bend to overreaching corporate agenda. The goal is to be an excellent source for discussion and news about technology, art, science and politics.

Revision as of 02:30, 12 September 2016

This is a home for information about how SoylentNews.org was started, and the vision for it.

About SoylentNews.org

Welcome to the SoylentNews.org Wiki.

We deliver community-sourced news and discussion. This is an open-source, grassroots effort powered by article submissions from our readers, volunteers, and our forked version of slashcode called 'Rehash'. We highlight stories on the web which are important to everyone - especially nerds. We also provide a soapbox for discussion moderated by the site's patrons, and allow anonymous discourse as there's no mandatory registration needed to comment.

We are mindful of community sentiment, and will not bend to overreaching corporate agenda. The goal is to be an excellent source for discussion and news about technology, art, science and politics.

We've incorporated as a Delaware Public Benefit Corporation (similar to a non-profit) as we feel our mission to provide a platform for news dissemination and relevant discussion is not only essential for mankind, but also a legal right (i.e. freedom of press, freedom of speech) in some places, and these are liberties which we aim to protect.

Though the site is young and there are bugs, we are improving and adapting to satisfy the community's needs. We look forward to pushing the boundaries of web experience and are committed to involving the community on all major decisions.

Get Involved

This project is run entirely by the community and there are many different facets. Here are some of the many ways to participate:

Contacts

A list of people working on this project:

Who's Who?

Useful Links

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Archive

Archive -- An archive of obsolete pages/discussions that occurred before launch