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Well the issue with IP addressed is used to de-platform them. Lots of rules are broken all the time and no one cares. Suddenly when people want to get rid of s
by Number157 6y ago
Well the issue with IP addressed is used to de-platform them.
Lots of rules are broken all the time and no one cares. Suddenly when people want to get rid of someone, rules are selectively enforced.
- aneutron 6y agoExcept that's not the case here. It's not a "Parler" thing. It's a DDos-Guard. Parler happened to use one of the IPs ALLOCATED for them by DDos-Guard. Also, according to the article, DDos-Guard already gave them another IP. So no, it's not a Parler thing.
- Number157 6y agoExcept that is the case here. Parler is getting censored by attacking anyone who has any part in keeping them online, like DDoS-Guard. The message is clear: help them and we're coming for you. The result: they have a lot of trouble getting online. > The pending disruption for DDoS-Guard and Parler comes compliments of Ron Guilmette, a researcher who has made it something of a personal mission to de-platform conspiracy theorist and far-right groups.