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I agree. It is not his fault that the equilibrium has settled this way, but the fact is that it has settled at a point where ironically the design of his site s
by savanaly 9y ago
I agree. It is not his fault that the equilibrium has settled this way, but the fact is that it has settled at a point where ironically the design of his site sets off my "this is a scam site" alarms. Not a confidence scam, per se, but certainly a site I wouldn't be downloading any executables from and would be expecting a popup ad with malware at any moment when visiting.
In reality I know he isn't doing any of that but the design unfortunately signals he might be.
- bArray 9y agoAgreed, I would offer myself but I'm not a web dev and could do more harm than good. Firefox gives a yellow padlock for the site, grounds to think there may be some security issues as a modern web dev seems to have not touched it in a long time. Would be awfully nice for a UK based developer to offer them their services for free and add some robustness against DDoS. I would especially want to see some security audit done on their forum, looks as if a security vulnerability could quite literally be life threatening.