Should BlackHatWorld have a .onion site?

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If BlackHatWorld is going to be, as the forum name says, a black hat forum, should it have a .onion link? It's a simple server set up with a sudo install and just some simple HiddenPort code, TorProject has a tutorial right here!! -> https://community.torproject.org/onion-services/setup/
 
It should but this site has changed over the years and lost its touch. They probably no longer care.
 
This would probably attract members interested in subjects that violate the forum rules, such as hacking, carding, scams, etc.
I see your point here, I only thought it should have a onion site of anonymity, but again, I see your point here.
 
Why do I need to be more anonymous? I already have a screen name that is not my name. What are we hiding from?
Doesn't matter if you don't have your real name, people and glowies can track you either way. And we are hiding from the kids who can just trace a computer back with a basic HTML script.
 
Ok. Well you can all know that I literally live in the middle of nowhere on the side of a mountain and I get excited about riding on a tractor when I’m not working. No need to hide for me because there’s nothing to hide from except cutting a lot of grass. If someone wants to hack me for my super juicy verified link lists that I barely worked for since all the tasks are 95% automated.. ok.. I guess.. But I’m still going to continue using clear net for 100% of my internet stuff.
 
This sounds like a terrific idea, but before this is added we need a carding forum opened so we can inspire and attract more prominent users.
This is a joke of course, please don't ban me.
 
I would say no because then ppl will start to really feel like this is a black hat forum that does illegal things
 
It'll be difficult for mods to collect footprints and check suspicious members. There will be a lot more fake accounts and the forum becomes hyper-active with spam comments. A lot of scammers will join the forum and send bulk DMs to pull off scams. It'll be a mess to deal with.
 
I'd be all for it, but don't see a real 'need'. If it was easy and didn't use many resources, I guess there's no harm.

MIGHT be an issue with the site functioning properly because of disabled javascript etc. and issues with payments, but not really familiar with .onion web design. Maybe it's just the choice of using a Tor browser that has the limitations.
 
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