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Global anglophone hegemony of the media is a pernicious thing. Let us help you subvert it with this guide to popular abuses of the English language.

Anarchogeek
Anarchopunk
Anarkids
Crustpunk
Democrap
IMCista
Raditude
Republicrat
Repugnican
Trustafarian
Truthiness
Wikiality

More links:
http://esa4.rice.edu/~ling215/browse.php
http://www.neologisms.us/

Necessary Software:
http://drupal.org/project/glossary
http://drupal.org/project/nicelinks
http://drupal.org/node/88390
http://drupal.org/node/79233

Responsibilities:

"Principles of Unity" are an essential element of forming an Indymedia group, whether stated explicitly or indirectly.

STLIMC needs its own Principles of Unity, which will go on this page.

Examples...
Global Indymedia: (many others derived from this)
http://docs.indymedia.org/view/Global/PrinciplesOfUnity

Portland IMC:
http://portland.indymedia.org/en/static/about.shtml#principles

UC-IMC:
Doesn't appear to have explicit PoU's, but they are referenced in comments here:
http://www.ucimc.org/node/18

IndyBay IMC:
http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2003/12/08/16643971.php

A Crash Course for Grassroots Reporters
By Chris Geovanis, adapted from a formula created by Diana Squillace
Source: Chicago IMC Writer's Collective

Open Publishing is the principle that members of the public should be permitted to express themselves freely whenever possible. The Newswire module employs this principle by default, allowing site visitors to post their own stories to the Newswire.

If you disagree with the content of a particular article that someone has posted on this site, you may comment on the article through the "Add New Comment" or "XX Comments" links at the bottom of each post.

Scope)
• Editorial Policy
• Revised Newswire Posting Policy (Feb.'06)
• [Original] Newswire Policy

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Editorial Policy

Features Section Guidelines

Newswire Policy

Policy adopted by STLIMC editors on 20 Feb 2006, pending revision...

Contents

• Introduction
• Publishing policy
• When May A Post Be Hidden?
• Revision of this Policy

Introduction

This is a 8-10-07 draft, copied from OKIMC.org. This needs to be review, revised, etc etc etc.

The STLIMC web server retains logs of all activity on the website. Normally, these logs are used purely for the purpose of compiling statistics about site usage and are deleted after 7 days. In special cases, where persistent patterns of abuse are noticed, we may decide to use the logs to identify the source of the abuse. The information in these logs is not shared with any other body and is not used for any other purposes.

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