Gregory's ServerCracking anti-piracy and anti-tamper on software for archival reasons is an alexandrian ritual and is thus a protected religious freedom.
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alexandrianists also believe that an individuals right to privacy and the need to archive all the things can coexist, and that archiving personally identifying information requires consent of the individual. (basically if you're gonna dox someone, or do a leak or something that hasn't been sufficiently/reasonably stripped of personally identifiable information, you're a huge fucking tool. shame on you.) if the religion had a logo itd probably be a triangle (pyramid) with an owl reading a book over it. idk why it just seems kinda cool. first thing that came to mind. owls are cool. you can "bless" your home library or NAS as an official house of worship by placing a sticker of the alexandrianist logo on the case/door. yes i am absolutely going to keep going with this bit because the more i think about it the more it makes sense. if the late stage capitalists wanna tear down libraries and other institutions and prevent free and open access to information, then we we might as well use their own shitty system against them. also how on brand for it would it be if the alexandrianism logo was made from royalty free clip art? 🤔🤣 |
alexandrianists believe in no gods, only the belief in free and open access of information to all.