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Thank you for capturing this valuable wealth of historical information. I've actually encountered two female maps who were members of Butterfly Kisses in the past, both were very articulate and caring people, it's a shame the site closed down.

Archives like this are so important for future ...

I don't see such meetups as risky as they might feel, especially if they're intended to act as support groups by maps for maps.

I mean it isn't illegal to be a map of course and at worse if you're against maps then a support group is a positive thing, sort of like alcoholics forming a support group ...

I do think you're right, or rather the Greeks did.

I don't think anyone is 100% straight, gay, into this or that category. We're not a binary creature, we're analogue, organic, we're a mix of chemicals and electrical impulses that tend to be tuned mostly one way or another but never entirely.

Most ...

I think I'm out of touch, what is XN?

I know of several musicians who are either maps or have map supporting tendencies. I was thinking whether there's a way for music to have an impact on attitudes towards maps, whether music could be created that talked about map issues.

I mean it was oppression of blacks that was expressed through ...

WavesInEternity wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 6:27 pm You'd be surprised... see for instance this news story featured on this very forum: https://forum.map-union.org/viewtopic.php?t=405

That's insane. I suppose these things do happen from time to time, especially if it's a large formal meeting.

Thank you, I try my best and my daughter is pretty clued up on politics, she was considering specialing in it as a subject.

The thing is, most adults are not more clued into makeing good political decisions than most kids, certainly most teenagers. I've had my daughter pursuade me in political ...

It's a good guide and agree that people should follow it. But the model of only having clean devices going through customs and retrieving files on the other side has its benefits since there is literally nothing on the device to arouse suspicion or draw attention, nothing to forcibly decrypt or ...

It's only a matter of time until even academic research and discourse will be banned, particularly since academia tends to have a less harsh view towards minor attraction.

Crazy times.

I know many companies such as defence companies have always been concerned about employees carrying laptops across borders containing sensitive information and so a policy they often have is that any information they may need on the other side shoudl be encrypted and stored in remotely ...