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originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: Ravenwatcher
I checked the youtube channel Passtoreal. It's some disgruntled ex ATS member who's trying to get people to go to their Discord site. They claim we're "a decrepit corpse of an insane conspiracy theory forum".
Dude....that's harsh.
This site has declared war on the topic of the simulation hypothesis and any study into it. Members to inquire about it are almost immediately banned, and the guy running the accompanying Discord will ban you from there immediately as well. Feel free to use our own community discord and research forums without fear. I'll explain more in this video.
originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: Ravenwatcher
I checked the youtube channel Passtoreal. It's some disgruntled ex ATS member who's trying to get people to go to their Discord site. They claim we're "a decrepit corpse of an insane conspiracy theory forum".
Dude....that's harsh.
youtube.com vs. youtu.be
URL shortening is a technique that makes it possible to take an existing URL, modify it in a way that will make it substantially shorter, and still have it direct to the same web page.
The way this is achieved is very simple. Every shortened URL basically uses a redirect which links to the initial web page that has a long URL.
It’s common for redirects to contain domain names that are shorter than the original ones. This is done not only for the purpose of shortening the URL, but sometimes even for creating something that is known as a domain hack which can be achieved by connecting two or more adjacent domain levels that form a name, word or phrase.
originally posted by: Blaine91555
a reply to: DontTreadOnMe
a reply to: Ravenwatcher
youtube.com vs. youtu.be
URL shortening is a technique that makes it possible to take an existing URL, modify it in a way that will make it substantially shorter, and still have it direct to the same web page.
The way this is achieved is very simple. Every shortened URL basically uses a redirect which links to the initial web page that has a long URL.
It’s common for redirects to contain domain names that are shorter than the original ones. This is done not only for the purpose of shortening the URL, but sometimes even for creating something that is known as a domain hack which can be achieved by connecting two or more adjacent domain levels that form a name, word or phrase.
Apparently, if you click on "Share" under a video on YouTube it creates a link with a shortened address and that's what those are. I don't think there is any danger and it would have been sent by someone here who knows your email address I'm guessing.
originally posted by: Blaine91555
a reply to: Ravenwatcher
They did not get it from here. I noticed they mentioned Discord, so perhaps they have gotten them from there.
I'd just say add them to your Spam filter and ignore them. It's just some disgruntled person being a jerk.