This site is :
A place to connect with others concerned about the same issues or problems you are, world scale or local.
A collection of information of what you can do about them.
Coming when enough content :
Manage and organize your efforts for maximum efficiency.
After many years of talking with thousands of people, spreading texts pointing to this site, and distributing email addresses for people to later supply information, I have gathered no valuable information. Not only are there no people I have found that are concerned enough to tell about anything, people just don't have anything to say. Not even good stuff. And some impressive stories told to me, good and not so good, I have suggested sharing them. I only got reasons why to keep everything private (secret).
I have run into people with websites for their businesses or projects, and only one personal website, and that is just about promoting their own technical achievements.
The plan now is a more direct search and push for finding people who have opinions or just want to share information on their website.
I have used an AI search and found 3 possible candidates to be reviewed.
If I find a few good ones, hopefully, then I can look at their structures and compare them. From that perhaps I can develop a structure for this site.
Eventually, even if I find no people with anything to say, I will be posting links to my site and my opinions, ideas, what I am doing to improve the world, etc.
A search function will be implemented when there are enough people found posting information on their websites.
If you know of someone with a personal website, please submit that here : (In some browsers http:// or https:// is required.)
Here is a basic very generalized "how to" deal with an issue or problem.
This is just temporary. When the site is built further, there will be more specific "how to" information integrated into various browsing, search, and wizard forms.
Gather information, look for others, efforts to evaluate and consider joining(1). Or perhaps donating(2).
Post and share information. Even bad information, and negative information (sites pushing misinformation for example) is useful. Don't be embarrassed about a stupid idea or thing you tried, if you share that experience, others can benefit from the information either directly, or possibly some abstract connection. Maybe even leads to solving other unrelated problems or issues.
When gathering information from and about others personally, be respectful and don't push. Remember gathered information will often be "tainted" - aligned with what they expect they must give, or can give to make others happy.
Dealing with victims - of course is help them as best as possible, but with an investigative quality try to determine how this case came to be, and with publishing all of this information, others, as well as yourself, can work to also prevent future victims. Just don't punish victims further pushing for information. Remember information will probably be highly "tainted", and you should be respectful, treat it as possibly so or whatever, and adjust your efforts according to the potential quality of the information.
And not only helping others, all general help should be shared, such as environmental concerns. If you share what you are doing about a problem or situation, not only others can consider doing the same, but it's inspiration to do something.
1. Especially if joining in something with social contact, consider carefully what it is you are joining. Many "good causes" can be worthless or nearly worthless, or even fake. Sometimes, unintentionally, the actions they take may be worse than not doing so. Furthermore many things are profit oriented, but have hidden that well, so you may be influenced by clever marketing. Research.
2. Donating is usually a good thing. Donating your time is most clear as to the value of it. Hopefully. Donating money is much trickier. Although rarely fake, donation collections are usually legitimate businesses collecting on behalf of the named charity. The charity gets generally 10 to 20% of the take, but can be as low as 5% and rarely as high as 50%. Of course actually donating on a charity directly cuts out the middleman, unless of course their contract(s) specify they must pay to their fund raiser business. Getting feedback on what happened with your money doesn't happen unfortunately, so you don't know how much you helped. You might get some generalized information, but that is usually heavily slanted, I expect.