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Hey peeps. I have written an article about the 15th Garden in Syria, a Food Sovereignty network, that have been supporting community gardeners and farmers in Syria to grow “free food for a free people”, while also building solidarity amongst farmers from Syria and peasants’ resistance worldwide.

I want to post it in the blog. Any chance?

Hi there,

I'd like to post content related to slave rebels and black Seminoles in Florida.

Some of my earlier content on libcom here:

https://libcom.org/history/negro-fort-massacre
https://libcom.org/history/black-maroon-settlement-angola-beacon-freedom...
https://libcom.org/history/forming-nation-free-black-settlement-fort-mos...
https://libcom.org/history/patriot-war-florida-manifest-destiny-slavery-...

But I don't currently have posting permission.

Solidarity,
Adam

I would like to post an article I wrote. It's an analysis of why the anarchist movement in the First World is predominantly white, and what we might to reach out to a broader group of working class people.

I would like to submit an article I wrote about why the anarchist movement in the First World is predominantly white, and how we might reach out to a broader section of the working class.

I recently published the Gender Accelerationist Manifesto and I want to put the pdfs of it in English and Spanish on libcom. Would I be able to get posting rights to do so?

I'd like to ask (again) if there is any way I can be granted whatever rights or permissions are necessary for me to edit my own articles. It's kind of bizarre how I can submit whatever I want to the Libcom library, but when I want to fix, say, a single closing tag, the changes need to go through moderation first. I know from reading the content guidelines that this is a feature, not a bug, but it still seems like such a waste of time on both my part and the admins'.

Tried publishing your own revisions? That's what you have to do after editing something

Not sure I understand. When editing my own article, I only see two buttons: Save and Preview. When I click Save, the following notice appears:

Note that "has been updated" does not mean that the changes I made show up in the published version of the article. If I then return to the same article sometime later, I get this message:

Please let me know if I'm missing something obvious.

For me there's a revision button at the top of every article. After you make a change to an article, you click there and 'revert' to the change you made. See any of that?

I don't, unfortunately – sounds like having access to that is exactly what I was asking for!

Hi There, I have just registered with Libcom to post our upcoming events. The page (understandably) says we aren't allowed to post content on the announcements forum. How long does it normally take to get posting rights? Depending on the availability of speakers and venues we expect to post 12- 24 events per year.

Any chance I can be permitted to post our events listings and probably give our website a plug while I'm at it?

We got very behind on this thread but have just given the past ten or so people posting rights who asked for them.

I would like to post an article about a new syndicalist union in Bulgaria:

New Syndicalist Union in Bulgaria

Over the weekend 18-19, at a meeting in Varna attended by ex-members of the ARS (Autonomous Workers Syndicate) from both Varna, and across the country, as well as workers from public transport, the shipping sector, the local art gallery, and an international observer from the Swedish anarchosyndicalist union SAC, a new revolutionary syndicalist Union, Автономна работническа конфедерация (Autonomous Workers Confederation ARK) was constituted in Bulgaria.

Details in Bulgarian can be found in a report from the mainstream press here:

http://varnautre.bg/2019/05/23/115287/%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B0-%D1%81%D0...

I tried to post a description of a news article here, including a link, and it rejected me. Maybe ıt was some sort of spam filter.

hey admin, Kindly give me rights to post an article to your site.

Hi, I'd like to request the possiblity to upload material to the websites library. I've recently scanned "Ready for Revolution" by Agustín Guillamón, published by AK Press, which I'd like to upload. I think its a must read for any revolutionary anarchist and debunks the myths that the Spanish Revolution was a spontaneous explosion that came out of nothing.