Q: “What are you working on now?”

A: We are currently rallying against bans on “eroge” and “lolicon”. For more information on these topics, see the timeline.

Q: “Are you communists?”

A: No. Our organisation encompasses people with several, often conflicting, political views. All of them have one common passion for freedom of expression.

Q: “Are you anarchists then?”

A: Again, no. Although our ideology makes us closer to libertarianism than authoritarianism, we do not support one precise political ideology. Political anarchism signifies the abolition of the state. We do not necessarily wish for the state to be abolished. We merely wish for it to stop censorship in any form.

Q: “Where are your headquarters?”

A: On this very website. Our existence is in no way conditional of a physical space, as we act solely through the Internet.

Q: “How can I contact you?”

A: Preferably by email at contact@yestofreedom.org. Alternatively, send a private message to any user of the forums whose pseudonym appears in the organigram.

Q: “How can I help you?”

A: If you wish to help our cause, see the “Participate” page and act accordingly. Something as simple as sending a letter, when accomplished by several hundreds of people, can have a big impact. If, afterwards, you want to help the organisation itself, consider joining the forums.

Q: “Can I donate to you?”

A: We are a non-profit, although informal, organisation. At the moment, we do not need any money as the hosting fees and such are negligible. However, this may change in the future.

Q: “Why are your members using pseudonyms?”

A: Many reasons motivate that choice. The first might be that having originated from the Internet itself, the anonymity of the members somewhat remained de facto. There is also the fact that the controversial issues that we defend might attract some unwanted attention, that we would not wish to see directed towards our person off-line.

Q: “I have a great idea for a new project/campaign/etc.”

A: Post it on the forums or send it by email at contact@yestofreedom.org.

Q: “If I support your organization, does that mean I’m into [insert "deviant" material here]?”

A: Supporting our organization means supporting freedom of speech. It does not mean that you partake in the expression that we defend, only that you support people’s right to explore such topics through thought, speech, and expression. As free citizens of the world, it is our responsibility to stand up in defence when those freedoms are being threatened, less for the sake of the particular materials being censored than for the encroachment on freedom itself. A strike against freedom anywhere is a strike against freedom everywhere.