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Please be courteous when using short.i2p to shorten urls. Using short.i2p for abuse may result in urls removed or blacklisted. short.i2p version 2 - operated by Makoto, from Streets
we should have votes to keep ppl off this site or have suspensions or permanent bans for severe cases... some kind of system so people do not abuse this forum. and flame me if you want but.. crap like "let's ban the OP~" isnt funny, after a while.. Stop yer bitchin', get back to the kitchen. dino_kea 2008-12-29, 15:30 I say ban the OP
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I2P NATIVE This service is built exclusively for the I2P network. Rate limits are enforced per I2P destination to prevent abuse while maintaining privacy. NO JAVASCRIPT Our frontend is pure HTML and CSS. No JavaScript, no tracking, no analytics. Just functional, fast service.
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It allows you to browse public content on Pinterest without exposing your IP address or being tracked by Pinterest. FAQ I want to report abuse Pinless doesn't host any content - it just proxies what's already publicly available on Pinterest. If something needs to be taken down, please report it directly to Pinterest.
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It's been designed to require zero JavaScript to operate (just like whole the rest of this website). It respects user anonimity. Captchas are used to prevent abuse. Darkent chans were an inspiration. Under the hood, the comment system exposes a simple RESTful API. Most of it is hidden from public access (it's for the backend to use).
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Today I want to set up a outproxy with an encrypted leaseset, so that only I can use that (to prevent abuse). But once I enabled the encryption, the clientside I2P ask for password immediately, I gave it (by copy&paste, no typos are made).
It has good spam resistance and you can just set trust really low/ to zero for people who abuse the system. When a lot of people start using it to talk about society/tech/politics a community is formed, and even if it's just a small one that's a beautiful thing.
The comment system is designed in such a way that it doesn't need to process any user data. Therefore, simple captchas have to be used to prevent abuse. State of the blog Currently, the blog is still at its' infancy, especially when it comes to content itself. The core infrastructure of the backend seems to be already there, although many new features are planned.