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[ Northwest Noise Journal] crazy vote pleading, wacky ads, changing the title of the podcast (=, -, 1, etc.) so they come first in directory sorting and the 1% who rule the vote-receiving-roost, all see those as means of expressing themselves. I don’t see a neutral podcast directory surviving these varies assault of expression unless there is an all-powerful of some sort (rules, , etc) - I’m only saying this because it seems Linden Labs rules as the all-powerful, keeping tabs on the bubbling anarchy.
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