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are the offenders not listed as link for a reason? I just saw TUI and i wonder if thats TUI.com for example. Also great idea! May also make a Twitter bot to bl
by herbst 9y ago
are the offenders not listed as link for a reason? I just saw TUI and i wonder if thats TUI.com for example.
Also great idea! May also make a Twitter bot to blame them (maybe try to use meta tags to @ them even, when availble)
This practice really sucks, and is just yet another reason to enforce Adblockers on users.
Edit:// Oh btw, what about coinerra.com and other related services?
- ChrisGranger 9y agoWhen it was first posted, the list contained full URLs. I assume the OP removed the TLD to keep the list from being completely open source, perhaps to monetize it.
- herbst 9y agoI see, that kind of makes it way less helpful for the general internet tho. IMO its fair to public shame anyone doing this.
- baltazar 9y agoWhoRunsCoinhive is a nonprofit website... The links are removed because in some regions its not allowed to link to illegal ressources... But i guess in case these are big alexa domains its not hard to findout the domain names :)
- ChrisGranger 9y agoAh, that makes sense. Perhaps people could gain access to the full list with TLDs somehow? I was thinking that it would be useful for maintainers of blocklists for Adblock Plus, uBlock Origin and so on.
- baltazar 9y agoyes that makes sense indeed. how could that get implemented so that users are not able to click/move to that site but Orgs like Adblock Plus and Co can access them?
- herbst 9y agoMakes totally sense now. Sorry for coming to wrong conclusions. Maybe make a "hidden API" where people need to contact you first and consent to receiving potential harmful links.
- ChrisGranger 9y agoHmm, I'm not sure. Maybe the list could be emailed to vetted people. I expect you'll be contacted by the relevant parties if they feel the list would be useful.