Congratulations for Reading
O/ Can you read me now? American progress happened if you can.
Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Good morning, Twfw. O/
Words with the dawn.
What for?
For us.
Like the ocean language is never the same experience twice. Always moving, changing, churning to stay present and alive. That's the reality of words.
Our letters breathe and beat their hearts with and for us.
The quality of each life depends on the stories in the words one keeps.
A structure is only as strong as the building materials that make it. Every human life is built with Language.
Being shadow-banned by algorithms has worked well for me. Peace and quiet will always be the office space of poets. A great portfolio of works amassed.
Like the first day in coding class I'm training algorithms to print "Hello, World." to people for me.
I could, of course, go old-fashioned and reach out to living breathing readers for assistance, but it's more help for us all this way.
If people aren't talking about our work there's little to no chance of it being seen.
With all the rocket scientist level minds working on algorithms I thought they'd do better than a high school popularity contest for their means of adjudication.
At present, that's the foundation of algorithmic learning in the world of social media: A High School Popularity Contest.
For over two years the way the Internet is set up has kept me from my livelihood. Every single morning I post words of hope, intelligence, and goodwill pertinent to the public: And no one in America has been able to see them.
The protocols inherit in algorithms restrict free speech and therefore are Anti-American.
Here's proof that's been on every major text based social media platform over the past few years.
AI as a gatekeeper of public information is an anti-evolutionary act. The only judge of what's best for humanity is humanity.
Codes as rules deciding what we can and can't read has no place in a free society. The hazardous effects of machines as information gatekeepers are now easy to see. Watch the past decade of nightly news for evidence. Media Corporations depend on algorithms, not people, for distribution reports.
So long as a set prescription of benchmarks must be met in order to be seen, we can no longer call speech free.
O/ Can you read me now?
American progress happened if you can.
If I didn't have decades of life experience, a degree in Literature, years and years of reading experience and friendships, and a lifetime living in The United States; I'd walk away... chalk it up to ineptitude and go play the stock market or a video game.
But there are voices like mine that need to be seen and are shadowed by the very modern invention best suited to help them.
A young gifted author with a beautiful pertinent voice would've given up by now. And the whole world would've suffered the loss.
That's not okay with me. And, if you believe in The Freedom of Speech, it's not okay with you either.
Hard work for the sake of all of us should always be easily shared.
And so I write and share it until I'm read in my free Country.
And then I'll write some more.
Congratulations for reading.
~ Wynn ~
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