Nasty Hackers Corrupting Timism Coding

Like the wheels of justice, Timism's coding for the needed better democracy goes forward. Unfortunately, some people don't want it to go anywhere. On April 28, 2025, someone deleted the "grand central" table of Timism's Global Government database. This necessary crucial table contains names, GDP, population, keys, etc. This is not the first time. The prior safeguards were not enough. The problem was resolved with new guardrails by Timism's on-call $70/hr guru. However, corrupted coding has not been resolved. The derailed train of Timism is still not going down the track.(May 3, 2025).

Another frequent problem is how Comcast.net ISP will blacklist me from accessing my own websites. This happens every six to nine months. After a couple of days navigating lower-level, accent-challenged techies, the blockage mysteriously disappears. In order to not lose internet access, a second ISP service provider was installed. Comcast previously blocked emails to Ukrainian officials.

A better solution to filter unwanted emails would be media outlets implementing the Civility Brainbees on a daily basis. Commenters would peer review comments with the journalist receiving a list prioritized by the readership. Voila. No infrastructure censorship with an educational peer process instead of the widespread, barely valuable mental masturbation.

A company (ProofPoint) is used by many corporations including media to filter/censor/block emails. The Washington Post and Richmond Times-Dispatch journalist do not receive feedback on their writings because of this de facto censorship. I am blocked from entering Comments to articles.

Blocking junk mail is understandable. Throwing out the baby with the water is foolish. Executing the innocent with the guilty is not right. Yes, WaPo's motto is true, "Democracy Dies in Darkess" ... but it is an example of hypocrisy given it uses ProofPoint and given that decapitalist Jeff Bezo chokes editorial independence.

Promoting better democracy and the Primary Moral Imperative should not have these distracting, expensive challenges.