An Earnest Concernn About Nagging Forum Requests to Register

Hello, I am an anonymous browser in no way affiliated with government or Political Activism Committees. I am not speaking on behalf of a corporation, nation, religion, or Ponzi Scheme here.

I like how the tab has a little alien dude, and miss the numerous threads speculating on reports of both recent and historic ET activity.

I am not a bot.

I am troubled by the nagging redirects on this site insisting I register for a service which could readily link my fringe interedts with the Facebook I don't have, and therefor my credit score and the browsing habits of everyone in the direct vicinity of my IP. I have tried free proxies and realized they are all blocked from this site, which amounts to what I understand to be lesws than an astonishing coincidence.

The insistency on this site wanting users to join is somewhat troublesome. I know social media's tendencies to scatter "breadcrumbs" leave one with a somewhat messy bed, and have op[ted out out of sheer stubbornness, and wouldn't deter anyone from doing otherwise by any means.

Is it really essential for this site to become some kind of place where upvotes and pines are a prerequisite act of civility? Couldn't donations take the place of the nagging redirect requesting an anonymous user to join a multitude of times?

I mean, I sincerely get the point that the option is out there, and I would like to correct my spelling and grammatical errors from time to time, but come on, it would be foolish to blow my nonexistent cover, seeing as I am simply wearing the foil hat to appease the natives.

I swear on my honor that I am neither a shill nor have any ulterior motives, I just wish this site to be a bit more user friendly if at all possible.

I'm not going to respond to these responses and the single one star with melodramatic outrage, turning my nose up at this turnout. I would like to edit out the spelling errors on my OP, but I understand.

I see it as an affirmation of a system, afraid of beinf gamed, is being played like a pinball machine set on freeplay at the local tavern. It is symptomatic of a firstworld power reduced to a laughingstock because the guns it sticks to is a perverted form of capitalism, utterly alien to its original form.


Nevertheless, please consider my plea to remove or at least validate the use of these redirects, but take it in all due respect. Thank you, powers that be here.

so what would you like the site to do? Change everything becasue you are bothered its asking you to join? you do realize that all you have to do is say no dont you? or you can join and it will no longer ask you. or you just dont come to the site. thats three different options for you. you dont get a 4th

Hello, I am an anonymous browser in no way affiliated with government or Political Activism Committees. I am not speaking on behalf of a corporation, nation, religion, or Ponzi Scheme here.

I like how the tab has a little alien dude, and miss the numerous threads speculating on reports of both recent and historic ET activity.

I am not a bot.

I am troubled by the nagging redirects on this site insisting I register for a service which could readily link my fringe interedts with the Facebook I don't have, and therefor my credit score and the browsing habits of everyone in the direct vicinity of my IP. I have tried free proxies and realized they are all blocked from this site, which amounts to what I understand to be lesws than an astonishing coincidence.

The insistency on this site wanting users to join is somewhat troublesome. I know social media's tendencies to scatter "breadcrumbs" leave one with a somewhat messy bed, and have op[ted out out of sheer stubbornness, and wouldn't deter anyone from doing otherwise by any means.

Is it really essential for this site to become some kind of place where upvotes and pines are a prerequisite act of civility? Couldn't donations take the place of the nagging redirect requesting an anonymous user to join a multitude of times?

I mean, I sincerely get the point that the option is out there, and I would like to correct my spelling and grammatical errors from time to time, but come on, it would be foolish to blow my nonexistent cover, seeing as I am simply wearing the foil hat to appease the natives.

I swear on my honor that I am neither a shill nor have any ulterior motives, I just wish this site to be a bit more user friendly if at all possible.

so what would you like the site to do? Change everything becasue you are bothered its asking you to join? you do realize that all you have to do is say no dont you? or you can join and it will no longer ask you. or you just dont come to the site. thats three different options for you. you dont get a 4th

Couldn't donations take the place of the nagging redirect requesting an anonymous user to join a multitude of times?

Donations already take the place of the redirects. When you donate you get an upgraded account that has perks and is better functioning.

You're requesting something that already exists.

Not sure if this is of interest to you or not but you can simply click the banner again instead of clicking the "No Thanks" option

so what would you like the site to do? Change everything becasue you are bothered its asking you to join? you do realize that all you have to do is say no dont you? or you can join and it will no longer ask you. or you just dont come to the site. thats three different options for you. you dont get a 4th

The right to access the site anonymously is tantamount to much priveliged intel. the lack of such indicates to anyoe harboring juicy intel that they must be watched to divulge any information, including something which might be legit and of substantial importance.

I will offer an analogy of Kevin Bacon's Facebook. TPTB know as much about what he says as a secondhand acquaintance.

;By logging in, metadata and cookies come into play moreso than an anonymous coward posting from a neighbors wifi about an alien abduction, hypothetically speaking.

This isn't Burger King where you can have it your way.

The Puppy Bowl consists of a number of puppies playing in a model stadium ("Animal Planet Stadium") with no audience (but with canned audience cheering), minimal commentary, and instant replay shots. A "bowl cam" provides shots upwards through the transparent bottom of a special water bowl built into the stadium floor, with a wide-angle lens that allows viewers to watch the puppies drink water (and walk through it) up close.[2] Ten full-size digital cameras and five GoPro miniature digital cameras were used in 2014 to capture the action. These numbers include the hidden cameras in the water bowl and toys.[1]

A human "referee" watches over the "action on the field." In the first few years of Puppy Bowl, this was a crew member randomly selected each year. Beginning in 2008, it was Animal Planet associate producer Andrew Schechter.[4][5] For the 2012 Puppy Bowl, Schechter was replaced by SportsNet New York and Beer Money! host Dan Schachner.[15] Schachner hosted the show again in 2013 and 2014.[1][11] Football terminology is often used by the announcer and referee to illustrate the puppies' behavior and actions. When a puppy drags one of the football-shaped toys into the end zone, a "puppy touchdown" is declared.[5] "Penalties" are issued for puppies relieving themselves on the field. Timeouts are called if the water bowl needs to be refilled, or if the puppies begin to fight (a behavior called "unnecessary rrruff-ness").[2] The show uses puns to mimic the rules of professional football, including paws interference (pass interference), rough sides (offsides), and dog-collar tackle (horse-collar tackle). Unique "penalties" called may also include howling, illegal bathing (playing in the water bowl), napping on the field, and premature watering of the lawn (urination).[1]