@SecurityWriter @film_girl I think we should've been regarding that as extremely likely anyway and investing in #AnonymousNetworks a whole lot more, such that finding the host of any given service or instance is somewhere between impractical and just not happening.

Along with such precautions, maximizing the ability ability for our software to operate across and between multiple networks.

For some like the UK (https://phpc.social/@derickr/110398550380365221) using phone-based relays might be needed.

#Darknet #Mixnet

@Hyolobrika @BrodieOnLinux In that case I would still recommend using some in-repository bug-tracking such as https://github.com/MichaelMure/git-bug, so that loss of the hosting instance for whatever reason doesn't kill the project.

The usual answer of #MailingLists https://sourcehut.org/blog/2020-10-29-how-mailing-lists-prevent-censorship/ & a #PublicInbox archive is also applicable to #AnonymousNetworks, but requires more setup. Using some of the NNTP servers on those networks for duplicating also works.