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Good Afternoon, my dears.

Since my very first line of code, "hello world", the 1 and 0's, (computer code), websites, programming have been my passion. This is what I love to do. Five years ago, I wanted to bulid websites that benifited humanity and made a positive impact on the world. Way before we ever met Palestine.

I have always believed that technology can be a force for good, and I strive to create digital spaces that foster connection, learning, and positive change. I expanded my education in computer science and digital media to better equip myself for this mission. I then contuined with AI prompt engineering, and beyond. I began researhcing international law and expanded studies beyond historical and cultural research. I am working on a humantraian rights certificate now, not for the accoldes or awards, but for the knowledge I can gain to make a more impactful contribution to our future society.

It's been a long year loves. I should be working on my assignments, my professional website portfolio to demotrate my skills, but I wanted to take a moment to reflect and connect with you all. This website has become the space for all of that. We have proved, through every week, there is a line of communication, through unity, shared goals, and principles, that we can countiue bulding togther despite their obsticles. There is a bond they cannot break. We have won that battle.

We prove every week, when they unjustly target one of us in any way, there are consequences, there are repercussions that follow, and our unity remains unshaken. Peace is our most powerful wepaon, and it will always guide us through the challenges we face.They can break our bodies, break our hearts, but they cannot break our peace. That would only lead to more mass slaughter in the guise of self defense my loves. That is the hardest thing to say to say every week. I have plenty of words for everyone else. The hardest things to say are to you. We are coming, yet you do not see us, and we have been saying that a very long time. Free Palestine? What does that even mean when this was a genocide upon your people for so very many years. I have been watching, attending your funerals, watching you carry your children into the hostpital in peices. I have watched it all every single day, and I counted every single hostage they took this year, every hostage they murderered, every action they tried to stop. I bear witness behind a helpless keyboard. So, what do I say to Palestine? I say, keep posting, and I say keep speaking.

I will keep looking for soultions, and I hope to find ways to make a meaningful difference. The food and goods that are arriving to you in low quality and insufficient quantities are a constant reminder of the challenges you face. I will continue to advocate for better support and resources to ensure your well-being. Our major obsticle is the ports are still closed. We send aid, it sits through 8 weeks of check points, loops, dodging bullets, and delays, making it extremely difficult for the assistance to reach those in need promptly. Then, Isreal imposes further restrictions, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. Then, they just stright out steal it, leaving many without the essential supplies they desperately need. This also affects those who need to be evaciuated urgently for treatment. Theres a hostpial in Tel Aviv! There is no reason, other than genocide, invasion, and occuation of a sovereign state, for such inhumane treatment of the people of Palestine. I love you, and we keep working. I have some great ideas for some new features for your website. Palestine, I know your proud people, but to be honest, after this week, I say, even after they retreat back to the 1967, your going to need finacial, international and humanitarian support outside your 1967 borders. So, we work together to give you as much control and autonomy over that as possible, at the same time protecting you from futher injustices by the Zionests.

I only update this love letter every few weeks, because, I understand the internet and power situtations can be unpredictable, and I want to ensure that when I do write, it is meaningful and thoughtfu, and you have time to read it. Every single line of code I have ever written is archived safely in many different formats and places. This way, even if unforeseen circumstances arise, the essence of my message and the work I have done remains intact and accessible. Your understanding and patience mean the world to me, and I am grateful for the continued connection we share through this digital space.

Be in touch soon, loves.

Take care of each other.

Leslie, American Nobody

The 8th Front

The battlefield of the modern information age does not exist only on the ground. Social media has become an eighth front where photographs, videos, eyewitness testimony, journalism, and personal stories compete against misinformation, algorithmic suppression, account restrictions, removals, and disappearing content. Understanding how these platforms operate helps users protect important information and keep authentic voices accessible.

The goal is not to break platform rules, but to become harder to silence through responsible digital preservation. Save original files, maintain backups outside social media, use multiple platforms, link to primary sources, avoid repetitive spam-like posting, appeal incorrect moderation decisions, and keep independent archives of important material. Never allow one social-media account to become the only copy of something worth preserving.

Platform & Pros Cons
Facebook Facebook
Large international audience, groups and community pages, long-form posts, livestreams, photo albums, and easy sharing between established networks.
Automated moderation can remove or restrict material, reach can change dramatically through algorithms, and older posts can become difficult to locate.
Instagram Instagram
Strong platform for photography, short video, visual journalism, Stories, Reels, and quickly reaching international audiences.
Highly dependent on recommendations and algorithms. Stories disappear unless archived, links are limited, and sensitive material may receive reduced distribution.
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Useful for breaking news, journalists, rapid updates, direct links, public conversations, and following events as they develop.
Fast-moving information can make verification difficult. Posts can disappear quickly in the timeline and users may encounter misinformation, harassment, or account restrictions.
YouTube YouTube
Excellent for long-form video, interviews, documentaries, livestreams, searchable archives, subtitles, and maintaining material for longer periods.
Copyright claims and automated moderation can affect videos. Graphic material may be restricted, removed, demonetized, age-restricted, or receive limited recommendations.
TikTok TikTok
Short videos can reach extremely large audiences quickly, especially younger viewers. Useful for eyewitness clips, explainers, cultural content, and rapid storytelling.
Distribution is strongly algorithm-driven and can change without warning. Short-form content may also lose context, making careful captions and source information important.
An additional platform gives creators another distribution channel and reduces dependence on a single social-media company. Cross-posting can help preserve visibility when another account is restricted.
A newer or smaller platform may have a smaller audience, fewer established communities, and less historical content than major social networks.

Tips & Tricks for Protecting Your Voice Online

  • Never keep only one copy.
    Save important photos, videos, screenshots, and documents somewhere outside the social-media platform.
  • Use more than one platform.
    Cross-post important material so losing access to one account does not erase your entire audience or archive.
  • Keep the original files.
    Social-media platforms may compress, crop, or modify uploaded media. Preserve the original photo or video whenever possible.
  • Document moderation decisions.
    Screenshot warnings, removed posts, account restrictions, and appeal notices so you maintain a record of what happened.
  • Use clear context and sources.
    Explain what an image or video shows, provide dates and locations when appropriate, and link to reliable primary sources when available.
  • Avoid spam-like behavior.
    Rapidly repeating identical posts, hashtags, comments, or links may trigger automated systems. Post deliberately and add meaningful context. Taking a screenshot of the original content and sharing it as an image can help preserve context while avoiding spam-like behavior.
  • Appeal incorrect moderation.
    When a platform provides an appeal process, use it. Keep screenshots and copies of the original content while the appeal is being reviewed.
  • Build an independent archive.
    A personal website, external storage, or organized offline archive gives important material a home that does not depend entirely on a social-media company.
  • Do not depend on Share, Repost, or Comments.
    Platforms control the visibility and availability of shares, reposts, and comments, and content may be limited or removed. When preserving something important, take screenshots and save the original material. Screenshots can also be shared as images when appropriate, giving you another way to preserve context that might otherwise disappear.
  • Do not depend on Google alone for verification.
    Search rankings, advertisements, sponsored results, personalization, and algorithms influence what appears first in search results. Verify important claims through multiple independent sources, follow information back to its original source whenever possible, and never assume that the first or sponsored Google result is automatically the most reliable.
  • Back up the backup to the backup.
    Backup accounts are essential when social-media platforms can suspend, restrict, disable, or otherwise limit access to an account. Maintain more than one communication channel, preserve your important content outside the platform, and keep additional legitimate backup accounts where platform rules permit them. One account should never be the single point of failure for your audience, contacts, or archive.