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Yup. Suspicious just like when reddit became hostile to Tor. It's also a violation of the spirit of the internet. Tim Berners-Lee wrote about this in the Decem

Yup. Suspicious just like when reddit became hostile to Tor. It's also a violation of the spirit of the internet. Tim Berners-Lee wrote about this in the December 2010 issue of Scientific American that any walled off website that blocks you from accessing it is unacceptable because it's not the web anymore.

pbhjpbhj 4y ago
For me old.reddit.com seems to work just as well with or without Tor (eg via Brave). The website served at the raw domain barely functions IME, so perhaps that's where the issue lie?
- bombcar 4y ago
  The problem is user account creation, usually. Read-only access works pretty well in most cases (unless it is behind Cloudflare, then you're @#$%@#^%).
  - crtasm 4y ago
    > unless it is behind Cloudflare, then you're @#$%@#^% Try again, this hasn't been the case for a long time.
orthecreedence 4y ago
> Suspicious just like when reddit became hostile to Tor. And any website using Cloudflare.
RunSet 4y ago
> any walled off website that blocks you from accessing it is unacceptable because it's not the web anymore. It is a personal point of pride that LokiList allows posting over Tor. Not many clearnet sites do, especially without registration.