The solution is to stop asking users' email addresses, and for the users to create dummy accounts at mailinator.com and similar sites, if they really have to provide one. Furthermore, VPN+tor is quickly becoming a necessity.
These users should not defame that shop, if it does not deserve that kind of remarks, but the solution is not to get a paper-pushing cunt along with his brutal idiots to terrorize the entire situation. We need a decentralized legal system, not one that centralizes its corruption under the custody of a bunch of depraved politicians who have long learned how to game the election system, which is now fully broken. The broken and backdoored election system no longer justifies anything at all, if it ever has.
DNS privacy and signature verification is a good thing, but what about combatting random domain name confiscations?
The attackers already do it for so-called copyright infringement, but they could do it for any reason, if they wanted to. So, what about thoroughly decentralizing the DNS system and getting rid of the centralization of corruption at ICANN? Isn't that more urgent nowadays?
The problem is even worse. It is not because they massively increased the number of PhD students that a larger proportion of the population would suddenly be capable of original research. I guess that the net effect has mostly been a massive increase in unoriginal research.
It sounds funny, but it is true. Someone who dreams up and implements something like Google Search is worth a lot more than a VP, of which you have twelve in a dozen.
These users should not defame that shop, if it does not deserve that kind of remarks, but the solution is not to get a paper-pushing cunt along with his brutal idiots to terrorize the entire situation. We need a decentralized legal system, not one that centralizes its corruption under the custody of a bunch of depraved politicians who have long learned how to game the election system, which is now fully broken. The broken and backdoored election system no longer justifies anything at all, if it ever has.