Just the Facts, 'Mam (Magistra Templi)

A website hosting several projects by an entity known at times as "Anarchy X"

 An Art Project

Both as a whole, and in pieces, a work of Art. How Art is defined, determined, justified, excused, declared and so forth is left up to the consumer. Art is a lie. Art is the truth

 A Cry for Help

One could make this argument and not be wrong

 A Scam

See (as) An Art Project

 A collection

Consisting of bad poetry, inane ramblings pretending at esoteric polemics. One of my Worst Fears

 A long-term O:M effort

Do not give away the game. Keep the Cat in the Bag. Bury the Dog Deeper

 A Group

A coven, cult, secret society, club, political party

 A Conspiracy

Osiris is a Black God. Sirius is The Dog Star

 The Official Line

anarchy

Without Rulers

- (dash)

Can be used as a minus sign symbolizing subtraction

Without

Lacking

Minus

with the next term removed

Can be used as a hyphen to create a compound word from at least two other words

To symbolize a + b = c, where c may not logically follow from either a or b

Other uses of the hyphen could be to symbolize a range or grouping of numbers in a single unit

a through b

static through variable

a, b

static, variable

Or when a compound expression precedes a noun

[complex use]-[thing], ex. identity-unknown

X

10

Variable in mathematics

Signature by the illiterate

Lost family name, history, culture

The Unknown

An Unknown

Symbol for "Christ"

Assumed rating of a pornographic movie

End of the trail leading to something hidden; marking The Spot

The generation born between 1965 and 1985

.ORG

Top Level Domain Name .ORG

 The name [.org] is truncated from organization. 

— Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.org

Organization as a Noun

 Definition of organization

(Entry 1 of 2)

1. • a : the act or process of organizing or of being organized
   •   // the organization of his material into a speech
   • b : the condition or manner of being organized
   •   // a group with a high degree of organization
2. • a : association, society
   •   //charitable organizations
   • b : an administrative and functional structure (such as a business or a political party)
   •   // The new president plans to make changes to the company's organization.
   • also : the personnel of such a structure
   •   // The organization will vote on the proposed changes. 

— Merriam-Webster - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/organization

The following staff contribute writing, art, scripts, or code to the Anarchy-X.ORG meta-project. Additional material is provided by non-staff contributors who are credited on the article(s) they have provided or contributed to.

Episkopos X

Web design and development, editor, contributor

Messiah #9

Web design and development, editor, contributor

Sarawrh

Editor, contributor

Pikabu

Mascot, spiritual advisor

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