Post: #1

Hello all,

I am finally glad to be a part of a forum that I stalked for a hell of while. Seeing free speech being exercised is something I enjoy. I hate the fact that social media has decided to align itself with the left, just to make a buck. As someone who is inside the tech industry, I know that having somewhere to go and discuss about real fucking issues is paramount. Social media, and the internet are slowly being censored and attacked. Google Searches, Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter are all actively doing the most to ban and censor conservative content. Roosh V Forum is a place where we can actually talk about what we think, and what matters. It needs to be protected.

I think the first major improvement would be to host a Deep-web site for Roosh V Forum. This is basically a site that is only accessible from the Tor Browser, a privacy based browser that allows for greater anonymity.

You can google for deep-web hosting providers and find good ones. But importantly, I think that Roosh V Forum needs a deep-web mirror site because the internet is getting to a tipping point. A point that maybe one day, sites will start being blacklisted and attacked. Maybe even taken down by authorities. I hope that this never happens.

Everything we do here at Roosh V Forum is legal, however that does not mean the enemy will not use every tactic in it's power, illegal or not, to stop it. Think of a deep-web site as insurance, that this site will be bulletproof from any attempted censorship on the clearnet, or regular internet. Not only will a deep-web site protect free speech, it will also by default protect all of the people using the forum, from fingerprint related tracking and also from being exposed by anyone who thinks that what we have to say should be censored.

The second improvement, maybe a dark-theme choice, for night time reading.

That is all. Carry on gentlemen.

-Mr_Nobody

Post: #2

We already have an improvement thread. Use the search.

Also, having only 10 posts before trying to change the forum doesn't come across well.