All I know is when I tried to register here, the registration form is using Jewgle Captcha which is practically impossible to complete if you are using any kind of anonymizer like a VPN.
To me that says whoever is running the site either has no understanding of internet privacy, or they know exactly what they are doing and have a very keen interest in knowing our real IP addresses so they can ID everyone registering here. The exact same thing is true of Reddit, virtually impossible to get an anonymous account there either.
Any site like this that was actually legit and concerned about freedom should be trying as hard as possible to protect user privacy and this site is not doing it. So who is running this place anyway? I guess I'll find out after they instaban my account after I post this.
Had no any problems with registering through VPN. And I don't give even a tiny fuck about ADL/FBI/CIA/ATF/IRS/whatever at all. They are absolutely nobody for me and could go fuck themselves.
The worst thing I noticed about this site is that it uses shitty Cloudflare service as frontend proxy. This means Cloudflare have site certificate private key, so it could interfere in site trafic and modify its pages for the users at will.
I don't care who run this place as soon as they don't ask for phone number, e-mail or whatever things absolutely unnecessary for registration and use.
Why is it impossible to downvote this dude's comments? Is he some kind of Jew aristocrat or something?
there, I just downvoted.
Captcha also works fine with my vpn. I had this issue with archive.is, using a different dns fixed the issue for me.
It sounds like your vpn has issues.
Jewgle Captcha has been making life hell for every VPN user for years. Half the time Google won't even allow internet searching for people using VPNs, depending on the IP address. It has nothing to do with my VPN or my DNS, you're spreading misinformation.
Not sure what to tell you. Try any normie vpn from surfshark to proton. Hell, even try the brave vpn. All of these work with captcha.