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- We together believe that these principles must be applied to all knowledge
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- Our primary mission is to promote the open publishing of knowledge that
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- We welcome activists, artists, bloggers, crafters, dilettantes, musicians,
- photographers, readers, writers, ordinary people, extraordinary people,
- and everyone in between.
- We welcome people who want to change the world, people who want to keep
- in touch with friends, people who want to make great art, and people who
- just need a break after work.
- We welcome fans, geeks, nerds, and pixel-stained technopeasant wretches.
- (We welcome Internet beginners who aren't sure what any of those terms
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- You may carry a guitar or knitting needles or a sketchbook.
- Conservative or liberal, libertarian or socialist — we believe it's possible
- for people of all viewpoints and persuasions to come together and learn
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- We believe in the broad spectrum of human experience.
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- We support maximum freedom of creative expression, within the few restrictions
- we need to keep the service viable for other users.
- We are serious about knowing and protecting your rights when it comes to
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-We have enough experience to know that we won't get any of this perfect
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- We may not be able to satisfy everyone, but we can certainly work to avoid
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-We think our technical experience is important, but we think our community
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- We don't have advertisers to frighten.
- To us, you're not eyeballs.
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- for the lasting good of the MLHIM community.
- An accompanying set of Operating Principles is the more malleable day to
- day guidelines for accomplishing our ultimate mission; 
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-to use our diverse abilities for the greater good of human beings everywhere.
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