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We publish “letters to the editor” on this portion of our site. If you select either, “Updates” above, or “Recent Posts” to the right, you will go to the most recent post. If you would like to subscribe to any “update feeds”, the links can be found in any navigation menu. LiveWord.ca is an example of how social media can help you connect and publish information from your perspective or an opposing perspective, together within your own “site” environment and create your own mini-hub aplenty. This way your visitors and readers know more about you and your cause/mission/etc.

Please note that we have recently begun removing all tracking and referral codes to several social media outlets. This will, unfortunately, end some comments and threads that were being carried outside the site. While we do have additional scripts included, that may be able to track your data, to share our posts and pages you may elect to disable all external scripts through your browsers interface as they are only enhancements and will not affect core functionality.

LiveWord? Canada and the «The Interweb of Canuckistan»™ endeavour has been inspired by WikiLeaks which began with an online dialogue between activists in different parts of the globe.

The overwhelming concern of these people was that a great deal of human suffering (through lack of food, healthcare, education and other essentials) stems from government resources being diverted through corruption of governance.

We believes that transparency in government activities leads to reduced corruption, better government and stronger democracies. All governments can benefit from increased scrutiny by the world community, as well as their own people. We believe this scrutiny requires information. Historically that information has been costly – in terms of human life and human rights. But with technological advances – the internet, and cryptography – the risks of conveying important information can be lowered.

… could become as important a journalistic tool as the Freedom of Information Act. ~Time Magazine


 
 
 

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We are actively and urgently seeking assistance related to multi-language support and desperately need help with translation, tagging and categorizing archived content between English, French, Arabic and Spanish. With your help, we would also like to develop fully supported sub-sites that are independent yet integrated single language sites. please contact us if you would like to start your own site, contribute or support the LiveWord? Interweb of Canuckistan project in any way or post your comments and feedback below.

LiveWord.ca is just one example of how social media can help you connect with others and publish information about yourself or your own site so readers know where you are coming from but we cannot do it alone. You can help by volunteering and creating as many pages or sub-pages as you like and managing all of your content inside of LiveWord? site as well. We have developed our site so that anyone may contribute and organize your content in whatever capacity you may choose. Our site stands for freedom of speech and we welcome and will always allow public, private and anonymous contributions from reliable sources as long as they agree to abide by our publishing and posting guidelines and the terms of use and privacy policy. Liveword? urges the people of the Canada and the world to join us against all forms of censorship, in defense of freedom both online and off. We exist in all societies, on the fringe and in the center. If you search, you will find us, all around you.

"Imagine a world in which every single human being can freely share in the sum of all knowledge."
~ Wikimedia Foundation