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We are a community of people interested in free software and free culture. Here at <em>freepost</em> we share interesting links, articles, and stories related to these topics.
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We are a community of people interested in open source software and open culture. Here at <em>openpost</em> we share interesting links, articles, and stories related to these topics.
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Who maintains <em>freepost</em>?
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<em>freepost</em> is maintained by <a href="http://peers.community">Peers</a>. We are part of a highly motivated community of people with a strong interest in free culture.
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<em>openpost</em> is maintained by <a href="http://peers.community">Peers</a>. We are part of a highly motivated community of people with a strong interest in open culture.
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The general rule is: anything related to free software and free culture, that is interesting to you, and that you think other like-minded people will find interesting too.
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The general rule is: anything related to open source software and open culture, that is interesting to you, and that you think other like-minded people will find interesting too.
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You are open to submit any links ranging from software, to art, science, and politics, as long as they have some interesting relevance with open culture. This means that most posts about proprietary software, politics, religion, sport, or meme are off-topic.
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<em>openpost</em> can optionally store a user email address, which is only used to reset the user password. Emails are not shared with anybody and can be deleted at any time by the user.
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<em>freepost</em> is currently hosted by <a href="https://tuxfamily.org">TuxFamily</a>. TuxFamily keeps the web server raw access logs for up to a year, as required by French laws. Read more on their <a href="https://faq.tuxfamily.org/Privacy/En">FAQ</a>.
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<em>openpost</em> is currently hosted by <a href="https://tuxfamily.org">TuxFamily</a>. TuxFamily keeps the web server raw access logs for up to a year, as required by French laws. Read more on their <a href="https://faq.tuxfamily.org/Privacy/En">FAQ</a>.
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If you wish to increase your anonymity while browsing <em>openpost</em>, we suggest to use <a href="https://www.torproject.org">Tor</a> and a random email address.
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