Twitter gave us a sense of normalcy to be sane in a mad world, and a strong purpose to capture enemy terrain in the information battlefield. We made friends and linked arms.

Whoever saw the need for AnonUp was wise, caring, and had foresight. The last two years have seen enormous growth by overcoming adversity, but have also been lonely and cruel at times. We needed a high vibe refuge.

This is a place where the underlying tone is that victory has already happened, just is unevenly visible. At some level we are all assets in play being used, but I feel safe from being abused. It’s a place to listen, learn, encourage; not try to win pointless to and fro debates.

The nature of leadership in a reformed society is less about positional power, and more about “absence of participation in the old power fuckery game”. AnonUp is a very low key distributed and embedded leadership development platform.

💞Beautifully said, as always, Martin, and emphasizes the importance of keeping AnonUp 'pure' as we move forward.

Infiltration will most likely continue [their] attempts, yet there is sincerely a sense of family at AU that I've never seen on any other platform, and infiltrators are quickly spotted and removed (in most cases).

We are more than accounts at AU both large and small; as the humanity of our lives, while remaining anonymous, crosses into one another's hearts. 💞

#FamilyIsEverything