The site Encyclopedia Dramatica is the edgy offensive version of Wikipedia that tracks internet drama. Founded in 2004 by Sherrod DeGrippo and has since been owned by a fragmented group. The site has had issues with hosting providers, DDOS mitigation services, state actors, and domain registration. You can say the uncertainty caused by tech providers …
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Giving students, teachers, and educational non-profits a second chance at realizing their goals. We live in a world where technology is everything; it is in the way we connect with others, facilitates our mobility, supports our businesses, and is even critical in life and death situations such as powering hospital machinery. Having traversed so many …
Goliad Technologies is looking for strategic partners, both for-profit and non-profit. Goliad is a non-profit civil rights organization that enables the community to express free speech online; we provide free software, services, support, infrastructure, and platforms to other charities, civil rights groups, and the community.If you think your business could benefit from partnering with a …
We are a 501(c)(3) fighting the good fight against big tech censorship of our leaders, ideas, and religion; we plan to fight them in the courts How would you feel about having your data hosted on a provider with strict privacy policies? One that will never sell your data or track your movement does not …
Ever since Cody Wilson’s Defense Distributed fired the first 3d-printed gun into the world on May 6, 2013, we have thought that hosting such files is one of the best litmus tests for a cloud provider on free speech. We believe code is free speech and has constitutional protection as does firearms so 3d-printed CAD …
Today we have received our determination letter from the IRS confirming that we are a 501(c)(3) organization and that all donations are tax-deductible starting from our founding on March 2, 2021. This determination letter is a huge boost to our civil rights fight for free speech on the internet and becoming the WebHost of last …
It’s hard to undo the past, so how do you keep society safe from ideas that may end in the death of people like Facebook’s enabling of the Myanmar genocide. Which killed tens of thousands of the Rohingya ethnic group through free speech on it’s platform. Free speech can be one of the most deadly …
