SafeWorlds hereby establishes these fundamental Internet rights...
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The Right to Create Your Own World
Any person, regardless of age, race, creed, gender, or country can freely create their own private worlds for personal
or business communication. |
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The Right to Privacy
All worlds are closed to their members only. No one else may enter a world or even "knock" to
enter. Privacy is protected by cloaking all information as it crosses the Internet. |
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The Right to Control Personal Information
Each citizen controls the information made available to others in each world. AltME only requires a username. All
other information is optional. |
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The Right to Spam-Free Speech
Each citizen is entitled to communicate totally free from advertisements, snooping, spyware, product timeouts,
and annoying pop-ups and pop-unders. |
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The Right to Rule Your World
Each worldmaster decides what can happen in his or her world: who can visit, how long they can stay, what they
can do, and how they must behave. If necessary, a worldmaster can banish a person from a world. |
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The Right to Protect Your World Name
Each world has its own unique name. A worldmaster can protect this name for one year for a small fee. |
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The Right to Control World Information
Every worldmaster decides where world information will be stored and controls its use. |
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The Right to Choose World Features
The worldmaster decides what features a world can have, and who can use them. |
