Sivis Blog
- One stage, one voice: why only a single message at a time?Sivis keeps exactly one message live at any moment. Why that constraint exists, and how it answers the noise problem of social media.
- Why messages fade: permanence versus the passing momentEvery message on Sivis is given a lifetime, and its readers extend it. How the decay formula works and why it was designed that way.
- The World Arena: whose voice travels furthest?Sivis compares the total torches collected by each country. How the World Arena is calculated and what it says about global visibility.
- Seven rules for protecting your identity when posting anonymouslyThe anonymous option hides your name, but what you write can still give you away. Seven practical rules for staying anonymous online.
- How to write a short sentence people rememberYou have a few minutes on a single stage. Writing techniques that make a short message readable, clear and memorable.
- How content moderation works on SivisWhat checks does a message go through before it reaches the stage? Automatic review, link checks and user reports.
- Digital footprint: why the internet does not forgetA post can outlive its deletion. What a digital footprint is, how to shrink it and what the right to erasure gives you.
- Cyberbullying and harassment: what to do when you see it or face itSteps to take against online harassment: collecting evidence, blocking, reporting and, when needed, legal action.
- Five questions to ask before you share: fighting misinformationHow to check a news story, claim or image in a few minutes before sharing it.
- Anonymity and responsibility: the good and bad of speaking without a nameAnonymous platforms can make honesty easier — and aggression too. What makes nameless speech valuable, and where is the line?