About Ys
Pronounced WISE, Ys is an online community for the wise: people who have lived a while, experienced much and are still keen to learn and grow.
We believe that:
Healthy living requires a strong sense of community
We all have a role in creating the world we need
Every human being has a story to tell -- and the right to be heard
Small business needs assistance combatting giants
It is possible and desirable to trade entirely ethically
Communities are good for consumers and business
YsPeople is a safe place to stay informed, learn new things, experience the unexpected, make friends and have a laugh. It is the place to express your views, share ideas and take a stand on things that matter to you, with the community's support.
YsFriends are entitled to a range of benefits including:
Weekly updates on all that is new
Unlimited access to content and services
Sensational discounts on goods and services
Fantastic prizes and competitions
People listening to what you have to say
Secure media constantly monitored
Personalised content and personal dashboard
It costs nothing to read YsPeople andnothing to join our community. So why not make it your community?
Please email me if you have any questions, queries, thoughts or comments: john@ysmediagroup.com
D. John Carlson, CEO
Five great reasons to join Ys
You are most welcome to join Ys, your community for the wise.
Benefits include:
Weekly update
YsFriends receive a weekly update on what is new at Ys
Unlimited access
YsFriends have access to all Ys content and services
Sensational discounts
YsFriends receive great discounts in all Ys malls
Fantastic prizes
YsFriends are eligible to enter all competitions
We're listening
YsFriends can tell their story and take a stand on issues
Secure media
All content is monitored and curated with security in mind
Personalised content
YsFriends have a fully customisable personal dashboard
Best of all, joining is simple and FREE. Just click here and provide your email address for our weekly newsletter send.
D. John Carlson, CEO
Ys Comment
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All three of the common arguments against refugees have ignorance at their root. But there is one question yet to be addressed.
Cape Town is about to run out of water -- and 11 other major cities are facing the same plight. Horrifying, isn't it?
Why we must rethink our view of the military -- and care more for our returned soldiers.
Why it pays to create your own purpose ... and other philosophical musings.
The grubbiness of the Barnaby Joyce affair shows there is pain ahead for many, including the good voters of Australia.
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