Somebody pointed out something very interesting to me about a recent post in r/metanarchism (the subreddit where decisions [mostly bans] in regard to r/anarchism are made).

It seems that when they were logged out they could see a particular article in the new submissions tab, but when they were logged in to their other NEW account they couldn't see the article. Older accounts, like my own, also see the article the same as if logged out!

I don't know how much more clearly I can explain this innovative new form of censorship that the mods appear to be employing. Seriously... are they just the biggest trolls ever?! Did they think no one would notice?!

Here are the screenshots -- I hope you get as big a laugh out of this as I did...

When NOT logged in it looks like this.

When logged in with a NEW account it looks like this.

It might be useful if some of you could confirm this yourselves (possibly with your own screenshots) because they may disable the hack when they discover they've been found out... yet again.

For those of you who may not be familiar with the shenanigans of the r/anarchism mods (who are really just Bolshevik trolls), I present to you these classics from the past...

"Free speech is bourgeois."

AND

CENSORSHIP in r/Anarchism: 23 Screenshots That Will Make You LOL

Also, if the link to the post in question stops working somehow, here is a screenshot of that too.

edit: It appears that my little conspiracy theory has been debunked and explained.

I'm compiling a list of anarchist/feminist/far left organizations that accept BitCoin donations or businesses run by people/organizations from those groups.

Currently I have:

Anarchist Black Cross Federation http://www.abcf.net/contribute/

Riseup.net https://help.riseup.net/donate#bitcoin

http://www.statelesssweets.com/

What else is out there?

I have been trying to sell my Van on craigslist for sometime now. 4 times now a scammer has tried to get me to do something stupid. I reply to all of then telling them that they are breaking the law in their attempt to commit fraud. One of them responded by telling me that they sent the money and that if I didn't send them money they would take me to court(dumb). For some reason the comment pissed me off. I am far from an expert in offensive security, but I did spend all night reading about tracking e-mail to it's source and maybe enforce a little tech Karma. I'm not sure about the legality and I'm not sure if I care. I at least want to annoy this person/s from the inside.

Alas my point, I don't know what I am doing. There is A LOT of misinformation out there. How do I go about doing this. I know in the end I would like to at least find and *uck with their e-mail account and crappy domains they forward their e-mails through. And e-mail a warning to their potentiating victims. I would like a little advice please, I am running a windows and linux machine so what ever ideas you have I'm sure I could try to figure and implement.

Hey I’m starting a telegram for people who are knowledgeable on the blockchain. This is for us as a team to work together not to steal from others but to get into wallets that have been left for years and lost. I think with a group of smart minds we can band together to create something special. If you are interested please join the telegram and let’s get the ball rolling.

https://t.me/BitcoinWalletCracker

Idk if I sound rude or not but I want a hacker friend who would still be one of my online friends.

So I know that this is something that annoys the shit out of everyone, but I wanna know a course of action that I should take, to get skills in "hacking". I have super-basic HTML/CSS knowledge, but that is pretty much the extent of my experience.

*What languages should I go about learning in what order? I assume I should have some tight-ass HTML/CSS skillz, but what else?

*Are 'hackers' generally more knowledgeable in front-end or back-end stuff?

*Do you guys have any resources that you can direct me to?

Generally, I just want to get a game plan of how to get some skillz.