Sindy
Crusader
Who's on the "fringe" of the Internet?
By the time I left, the only SO members allowed to use text messaging were the OSA staff. Other than the registrars, most did not have personal phones and if they did, they certainly weren't for Internet use.
All SO members have to sign agreements about their use of technology, social media, and the Internet in general. The base computers have filters so no one gets caught up in entheta sites.
All parishioners, at one point, were subject to "Net Nannies" being secretly installed on their computers if they chose to sign up for a cookie cutter dissemination site (which most of us did at the time).
Try to find the phrase, "On the fringe of the Internet" NOT connected to Scientology. You won't. It's a weird concept inside the head of a psychopath and forwarded by his spokespeople who don't have a clue about life in the real world.
The cult sounds ridiculous and so far removed from the reality of the average person that one wonders how they will make the connections and get the word out to clear the peoples of Earth. Smoke signals? Carrier pigeon? On the back of a camel?
The Church of Scientology (and other cults and communist/repressive countries determined to control information and keep people in the dark) are the only ones on the "fringe" of the Internet. The rest of us are very well versed and quite "inside" the inner workings of this marvel of free speech and fast, unhindered connection. Even small little towns, in poor little countries have more access than an SO member.
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