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 *  The Uncensored Space -                             
 *    Content Via DNS
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Instructions
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We store information in our DNS records. You can access this information
by using the `dig` command on Linux:

  $ dig +short txt headlines.theuncensored.space

Simply copy any of the commands below into your terminal.


Topics
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News
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dig +short txt headlines.theuncensored.space
dig +short txt articles.theuncensored.space

Beta: Presidential Campaign Contributions
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See the total contributions to any of the United States presidential
campaigns with the following command:

dig +short txt contributions.(last name).elections.us.theuncensored.space
dig +short txt contributions.sanders.elections.us.theuncensored.space

This is a beta service. Therefore, the data may be somewhat out of date
and the name may change in the future


Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: Why provide content over DNS?
A: DNS is one of the most robust, low-bandwidth systems for exchanging
   information. We can deliver useful content using just a few bytes
   while loading a typical webpage takes multiple megabytes.

   Additionally, DNS servers employ caching algorithms, allowing us to
   deliver the same content with fewer servers.

Q: Why are you called "The Uncensored Space"?
A: The people behind this service are dedicated to making world news and
   internet content available to people living under repressive
   governments.

   By providing content via DNS, we create an alternate mechanism for
   learning about the world that might not be censored in some of these
   repressive countries.

Q: How can I distribute my own content over DNS?
A: It's easy! The main expense is a domain name. You can purchase a good
   one for roughly $10-$25/year. After that, add TXT records with the
   information you want to distribute.