Activism Network

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Activism Network is a Web-based system that allows activists or anyone else to share contacts, resources (files), events, email lists, and campaigns. etc. It uses Google Maps. It is similar to Friendster/MySpace, but more focussed on networking and less on the social aspect. This area is for developers and users of the software who want to understand how it works, provide feedback, download the source code, report bugs, request features, or otherwise help out. You can get an account, and then start commenting and writing your own pages..

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