On a related note, 8chan has both a Tor/hidden service version and a ZeroNet version, and there are ads going around on how to access those. So it's clear the

On a related note, 8chan has both a Tor/hidden service version and a ZeroNet version, and there are ads going around on how to access those. So it's clear the folks running the site knew that something like this might happen, and set up alternatives (on 'uncensorable' services) to provide access in such a situation. It may provide for an interesting case study in whether a community site like this moving to P2P services or Tor can maintain the same level of activity as on the clearweb, or whether that effectively hides it for a decent percentage of the userbase.