Part of America is No Longer Free

Monday, September 07, 2026

Good morning, Twfw. O/

A leaf drops. Autumn falls. Summer takes a bow.

How to protect what matters most to you?

What writing is, and is for, saved my life many times.

Every great and humble advancement of humanity begins with making new language for a new understanding.

Science and Love don't exist without words created to share their realities.

A mirror shows our reflection; AI reflects. A machine can't do anything at all unless we make the words to do it first.

Language, like the software it makes possible, must constantly be updated to remain useful.

Life lives in language; writers write words.

AI is a bathroom mirror for a limited set of pre-arranged words to arrange.

People! Life alive! Writing in three dimensions and more!

We protect what we love.

And so I write words everyday and share them in The Internet's loudest places in ways obscured in mirrors.

I haven't catered to algorithms so you wouldn't be able to read me even though, perhaps, you should.

Part of America is no longer free. We needed proof.

O/

Wonder Fell is Press. Words a fellow citizen believes are important enough to share with his Country.

And you can't read over two years worth of daily posts in the most popular places online because this free author refuses to serve machines.

A video game that uses rules of syntax and grammar to flash words and images at us on screens is not a free citizen.

But it is in charge of our online Press distribution.

The American Press is no longer free.

Now you know.

With Proof. O/

If any already algorithmically well-favored poster shared this truth, it would be viral in seconds.

In a Nation founded on equality, that fact is not okay.

News is not a popularity contest; it's a public service.

Wonder Fell is free so we can be. This isn't about money or likes for me. It's about protecting what I love. The freedom to share my voice with who I choose to share it with.

The ability to do that right now is interrupted by a video game sovereign.

Not Science-Fiction: Reality.

Again: The American Press is no longer free.

I thought you should know.

Now you know.

Congratulations, again, for reading.