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The name? Because its cool. Wolves have always been associated with [[fascism]]. [[Romulus and Remus]], the two extraorinary men who founded [[Rome]], were nursed back to health by a she-wolf. Wolves adopting human infants is not an entirely uncommon occurence, and there are over 200 examples of this in North America over the last 100 years. Wolves embody many characteristics embodied in the [[Ancient Rome|ancient Romans]]. Wolves are basically natural fascists, pack animals, they work together for the common good just like the fascist Romans. The [[Capitoline Wolf]] suckling the twins Romulus and Remus is a symbol of ancient Rome. The statue was favoured by [[Benito Mussolini]], who donated copies of the statues to various places around the world. [[Adolf Hitler]], and other fascist leaders found hundreds of ways to incorporate the noble wolf into their administrations. So while the Nicey-nice name will be the "Piasi D'cafe", we will be calling it the Wolf Den. | The name? Because its cool. Wolves have always been associated with [[fascism]]. [[Romulus and Remus]], the two extraorinary men who founded [[Rome]], were nursed back to health by a she-wolf. Wolves adopting human infants is not an entirely uncommon occurence, and there are over 200 examples of this in North America over the last 100 years. Wolves embody many characteristics embodied in the [[Ancient Rome|ancient Romans]]. Wolves are basically natural fascists, pack animals, they work together for the common good just like the fascist Romans. The [[Capitoline Wolf]] suckling the twins Romulus and Remus is a symbol of ancient Rome. The statue was favoured by [[Benito Mussolini]], who donated copies of the statues to various places around the world. [[Adolf Hitler]], and other fascist leaders found hundreds of ways to incorporate the noble wolf into their administrations. So while the Nicey-nice name will be the "Piasi D'cafe", we will be calling it the Wolf Den. | ||
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THIS IS THE BIG REASON! One of the great benefits of having a central location on FasciPedia is the ability to strengthen connections with a wide group of fascists from all walks of life. Having a central space for Fascionaries to share our thoughts and views with others, as well as the ability to build connections with others of like mind gives us a huge advantage over the kinds of people who hate FasciPedia. Connecting with each other is fascifying. | THIS IS THE BIG REASON! One of the great benefits of having a central location on FasciPedia is the ability to strengthen connections with a wide group of fascists from all walks of life. Having a central space for Fascionaries to share our thoughts and views with others, as well as the ability to build connections with others of like mind gives us a huge advantage over the kinds of people who hate FasciPedia. Connecting with each other is fascifying. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:04, 19 December 2022
Why a "Wolves Den?
The name? Because its cool. Wolves have always been associated with fascism. Romulus and Remus, the two extraorinary men who founded Rome, were nursed back to health by a she-wolf. Wolves adopting human infants is not an entirely uncommon occurence, and there are over 200 examples of this in North America over the last 100 years. Wolves embody many characteristics embodied in the ancient Romans. Wolves are basically natural fascists, pack animals, they work together for the common good just like the fascist Romans. The Capitoline Wolf suckling the twins Romulus and Remus is a symbol of ancient Rome. The statue was favoured by Benito Mussolini, who donated copies of the statues to various places around the world. Adolf Hitler, and other fascist leaders found hundreds of ways to incorporate the noble wolf into their administrations. So while the Nicey-nice name will be the "Piasi D'cafe", we will be calling it the Wolf Den.
Tell us your troubles!
One of the key benefits of having a place like this Wolf Den is great support! In the age of the internet and Marxist oppression, your issues have never been more important. Crappy support will spell the death of FasciPedia. No one wants to wait for a reply to an email or sit 24/7 on GAB waiting for an answer. One of the roles of this place is to provide fascist-to-fascist self-service support. Not only does this enable better and faster support, it creates an archive of known issues. Yeah, I know its cool.
Increase our success
We want you Fascionaries to love us. We really do. We need to make every effort to ensure we (Us, you and us together) achieve an online encyclopedia like no other. The Wolf Den, and by extension all of FasciPedia, can become full-fledged knowledge-sharing platform that we can all use as a go-to reference for tips, guides, suggestions, and resolutions to common problems. The most valued Fascionaries (you guys) are those who help other members create a larger and more accurate FasciPedia by giving them the information they need to build an encyclopedia they love. This is the very definition of fascism.
Drive FasciPedia ideation
It has always taken an incredible stroke of luck and insight to invent the next great thing, but coming up with that is a whole lot easier when there are more people on board to help. The Wolf Den will be the perfect vehicle for crowdsourcing ideas and driving innovation. My hope is that it will become our space for testing and feedback, and a one-stop repository of valuable insights which we can draw upon to constantly improve FasciPedia. We can discuss our favorite ideas for new features, services and opportunities.
I want to be consistently present
With so many distractions around, it’s much harder to hold your attention. It’s not easy to hold your attention and be heard among the masses. I want you people know that you belong to something important. I can't do that by being distant. For example, this very page can be the ideal place for alerting Fascionaries to feature launches, events, and other announcements.
Constructive discussion
Many people follow me and/or FasciPedia on GAB, but while follower counts mean nothing. Clicking the ‘like’ or ‘follow’ button doesn’t add any value to FasciPedia. Driven by meaningful conversation, Fascionaries are more likely to get involved, check-in, and see if people have replied to their posts. When we have constructive discussion (vs. GAB noise) we can do things that actually matter.
Gather fascist insights
Often, things like likes and follows are disguised as useful metrics, but they’re really nothing of the sort. By building this Wolf Den (or Piasi D'cafe, if you wish) we get a one-stop resource for collecting knowledge, relationship-building, and a wealth of useful data. Because people tend to be more engaged in smaller, more purpose-driven communities, these data-driven insights are far more valuable for helping us identify opportunities for improvement.
Identify problems faster
By providing Fascionaries with a highly publicised, go-to resource for reporting issues, help, support and FasciPedia development, Fascionaries will have immediate access to the information they need. That’s much more effective than trawling through countless GAB memes.
Strengthen connections
THIS IS THE BIG REASON! One of the great benefits of having a central location on FasciPedia is the ability to strengthen connections with a wide group of fascists from all walks of life. Having a central space for Fascionaries to share our thoughts and views with others, as well as the ability to build connections with others of like mind gives us a huge advantage over the kinds of people who hate FasciPedia. Connecting with each other is fascifying.