The main site, Noslaves.com has a complete new design. Here is the overview from the main page:
Welcome to the new Noslaves.com
I hope this site will be used by all U.S. techies, labor groups, Professionals and any other American who wants policy change and support for the high skilled American workforce.
Please consider creating an account, reading the About section, user guide and try posting a comment or create a forum topic to start a discussion.
We need Americans to come together and fight for our right to have job security and a decent livelihood. This site is a CMS, or content management system and has advanced web 2.0 technologies to help U.S. workers speak out and fight for their livelihood and careers. It’s here for U.S. workers to help them speak up in a very loud voice that enough is enough!
Our time has come! Please join us.
Give it a Whirl!
Site features include your own blog, the ability to create your own forum topics, an email system that is secure, the ability to forward anything you want to any social networking system, such as twitter or slashdot, threaded comments for discussion and a privacy mode for post drafts. There is also a WYSIYWG editor (rich-text editor) to help you format your posts and comments without needing to know HTML. Additional features can be added upon request.
Other organizations can be incorporated to show there are formal organizations try to fight for U.S. workers and they need your support.
To use these features you must create an account and login.
We do allow anonymous comments but they enter a moderation queue. Most site features are not available to users without accounts and not logged in. The reason for this is online security.
See the About for posting rules and the user guide for more details.
Any site problems, feature requests please comment in the admin forum or use the site email contact if you cannot write even a comment.
We need your help to work out the kinks!
Happy posting and discussion and Thanks for visiting!
Check it out!
I’m sure a blogroll and other site links will be added so, if you are a blogger, writing on American labor issues, a labor group, guide, activist group, political site, union or any other type of organization trying to increase wages and career stability for U.S. workers, and the American middle class, please leave your site information in a comment so your organization can be added to the site.
This blog is now for read only. Comments are not accepted. If you wish to comment just do so on the new NoSlaves.com
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