Are you the same d*de that deleted my account for no reason a billion times earlier without saying this forum was bumblistered about TOR and then asking about it on my new non-TOR account when I didn't even have enough user privileges to answer? Can I go back to using TOR now? I value my privacy online and you should too if you had any sense.
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Ontopoly
Infinitron
What for, all you had to do was a different proxy that wasn't blacklisted.
Ontopoly
Because I like TOR. Why is TOR blacklisted anyway? It's easily the most common and best proxy service that is the least hassle. You already have a vetting process in place so what's up with that?
Infinitron
It's actually a universal blacklist that all XenForo forums are signed up to, so we didn't add it.
Ontopoly
Okay, but if I switch to it now will I get banned? It's like my default browser.
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