Lbry has straight-up said it will not remove anything from their *site* (odysee) unless a court deems it illegal; which would require a trial. But the blockchain is forever, and they made sure of that. > because those laws have been implemented See, you say that, and then you say... > There is no more political solutions So what you're saying is that we shouldn't play their little games? Good. Glad we agree. You sound like your heart's in the right place, but you have to think things through a little more. In 2017 it was "just" Andrew Anglin that the exception was being made for, to suppress someone's political speech. We all agreed to the compromise, and look where that's gotten us. I am done compromising. If you keep compromising to Satan, than you'd might as well also be my enemy. That is where I'm coming from. > having a platform is essential for that Once /our guys/, who know how to work the lbry backend, build us some censorless front-ends— we'll be back in business. For now, we still have places like poal.