Terms of Use
What you may do with what is written here, what this site does not promise, and the rules for comments.
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Who runs this
An independent, pseudonymous author writing under the name Antisubmissivist. There is no company, no team and no sponsor behind it. The site is funded by nobody and answers to nobody, which is the point. Contact is by email; the address is in the footer.
Using what is written here
Original text and images are the author's work. You are welcome to quote from them, at reasonable length, with attribution and a link back to the source page. Translating an excerpt for discussion is fine on the same terms.
Republishing whole articles, or repackaging the site's content as your own product, needs permission first. Ask by email — the answer is usually yes.
Third-party material reproduced here under quotation (screenshots, figures, cited data) belongs to its original owners and this permission does not extend to it.
This is analysis, not advice
Writing here touches cryptocurrency, emigration, network circumvention, data work and the economics of AI. All of it is opinion and analysis by someone with no licence to advise you. None of it is financial, legal, immigration, tax or medical advice, and none of it is a recommendation to buy, sell or move anything.
Decisions with money or with your residency status carry consequences that land on you and not on this site. Verify independently before acting.
Accuracy, and how it decays
Data pages carry the date they were compiled. Figures go stale, tools change their pricing, and techniques that worked last year stop working. Where a claim is sourced, the source is linked so you can check whether it still holds.
The site is provided as it is. No promise is made that it is complete, current, or available at any particular moment.
External links
Links point to places outside this site's control. They are references, not endorsements, and no responsibility is taken for what they contain or for how they treat you.
Comments
Comments live in GitHub Discussions via Giscus, so GitHub's terms apply to them as well as these. Disagreement is welcome and is most of the point; spam, targeted harassment, and attempts to expose anyone's real identity are not, and will be removed without discussion.
Availability
The site is free to read and carries no obligation to stay online, keep any particular page, or preserve any URL forever. Where a page moves, a redirect is left behind whenever that is practical.
Changes
If these terms change in substance, the date at the top changes with them.