tor sites likes ss?

[InezSerrano]

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask. I asked a tor imageboard, found no real answers. I saw a post on reddit saying there used to be a onion version of this site?

 

[justsayin]

It wasn't a version of this site, but it had same name (the name itself came from the subredit that got banned). I saw a screenshot of it in some old article.

 

[InezSerrano]

It wasn't a version of this site, but it had same name (the name itself came from the subredit that got banned). I saw a screenshot of it in some old article.

Oh I see, thanks, sorry, I don't know the lore.

 

[justsayin]

Oh I see, thanks, sorry, I don't know the lore.

First came alt.suicide.holiday aka ASH, but Usenet newsgroups lost popularity over time. Some parts of it still remain, scattered over the Internet.
Then came Sanctioned Suicide subredit, but it was bad for business, and it got shut down.
Refugees from it created this forum. No one knows what future holds.

 

[InezSerrano]

First came alt.suicide.holiday aka ASH, but Usenet newsgroups lost popularity over time. Some parts of it still remain, scattered over the Internet.
Then came Sanctioned Suicide subredit, but it was bad for business, and it got shut down.
Refugees from it created this forum. No one knows what future holds.

Hard to shut down a website. At worst you have to go darkweb, but I think the sourcing ban makes that unlikely. You could set up a Dread (darkweb Reddit) as a sister site, that could allow sourcing.

Maybe someone could pressure the domain registrar for .org? IDK, worst case you switch to .ru or something.

 

[june]

Interesting, didnt know all this