My anti porn campaign website can't be accessed because the service that hosts it got a DDoS attack
My anti porn campaign website can't be accessed because the service that hosts it got a DDoS attack
Oh nooo not the puritanians losing their propaganda channel, poor youuu :(
Maybe "anti porn" was too vague. Instead of being religious, fear mongering, or explicitly promoting a ban of porn, it basically tells people that life without porn is productive and feels good, and it recommends EasyPeasy.
I went through life both with and without porn. I prefer it without, and I was not fully aware of what I was missing out on (and desperately needed) before I quit. So I want to spread information that people have the right to know.
I don’t like mushrooms; should I start an anti mushroom campaign?
Go ahead my website is in the pubic domain
Edit: it's a joke, lemmings
You're hosting a website on a code repository designed for open source software? Why aren't you using a webhost?
You don't get the right to make decisions about other people's pornography viewing habits.
This is coming from someone who doesn't consume the material, but still believes in the right to do so for other people, despite not exercising it.