Definitions for "Soapbox "
Keywords:  famously, crowds, john, voters, major
Famously used by John Major in 1992 to address crowds of voters as he travelled around the country.
Famously used by John Major in 1992 to address crowds in an old-fashioned way.
Keywords:  crate, cart, rollerskate, billy, racer
a crate for packing soap
a home built racer, developed from the fun enjoyed by the young when making simple "go-carts"
A soapbox car (also variously known as a soapbox cart, and especially in Australia, billy cart) is a motor-less vehicle capable of holding a driver (usually a child) built for the purpose of racing or recreation. Propelled by gravity, soapbox cars can reach upwards of 30 miles per hour. Originally, soapbox cars were built from orange crates and rollerskate wheels, but have grown more sophisticated over time, with materials like aluminum and fiberglass being utilized.
a platform raised above the surrounding level to give prominence to the person on it
an improvised platform, as one on a street, from which a speaker delivers an informal speech, an appeal, or political harangue
an improvised platform used by a person making an informal, often impassioned speech to a street audience on a current, controversial issue
Keywords:  townhall, blog, user, created, allows
a user-created blog that allows Townhall
Soapbox is a preload library that allows restriction of processes to write only to those places you want. By preloading the Soapbox library , you can run programs and prevent certain modifications outside a safe path without necessarily ending those programs.
a two to three minute commentary recorded by a community member