does your forum shut down alot or something? I'm new here.

does your forum shut down alot or something? I'm new here.

VNN has been shut down twice this year alone, the previous time in February when the previous ISP wussed out and pulled the plug because antis complained about it. However, it was back up in a week after Alex Linder found an ISP committed to free speech, Cable Bay.

Unfortunately, Cable Bay was also a victim this time, as their supplier pulled the plug on them, which knocked VNN and every other Cable Bay customer (to include October Sun Films) off line.

We get targeted because we're effective. We pull no punches; we name the Jew FULL THROTTLE.

ok got that

In the case of another shut-down of VNNF, VNN'ers can go to www.whty.org. There's an alternate forum set up there. So write the address down for future reference. (whty is short for Whitey btw, and is also my campaign website).

So long as VNNF is operational, the alternate forum is closed.

Good move!!!

In the case of another shut-down of VNNF, VNN'ers can go to www.whty.org. There's an alternate forum set up there. So write the address down for future reference. (whty is short for Whitey btw, and is also my campaign website).

So long as VNNF is operational, the alternate forum is closed.

We appreciate you so generously making this resource available to VNN during the shutdown.:cheers:

However, have you considered keeping the site open for the duration of your Congressional campaign? It would be a great way not only for you to post recurring campaign updates, but also for prospective constituents who live in the area to communicate with you. Many of these prospective constituents may not know about VNN and would not think to access VNN to find out more about your campaign. This would be a great "missionary" tool, so to speak.

Of course, this would depend on whether you think you have the time and resources to keep the site open. Re-opening the site would increase interest and traffic, but would also increase exposure. You'd probably have to spend time weeding out spam comments by trolls. There would be an increased risk of the Jews and their allies launching DOS attacks or getting the ISP to shut you down.

If you think the drawbacks would outweigh the benefits, keep the site closed. I just thought it would be worthwhile to raise the question.

We appreciate you so generously making this resource available to VNN during the shutdown.:cheers:

However, have you considered keeping the site open for the duration of your Congressional campaign? It would be a great way not only for you to post recurring campaign updates, but also for prospective constituents who live in the area to communicate with you. Many of these prospective constituents may not know about VNN and would not think to access VNN to find out more about your campaign. This would be a great "missionary" tool, so to speak.

Of course, this would depend on whether you think you have the time and resources to keep the site open. Re-opening the site would increase interest and traffic, but would also increase exposure. You'd probably have to spend time weeding out spam comments by trolls. There would be an increased risk of the Jews and their allies launching DOS attacks or getting the ISP to shut you down.

If you think the drawbacks would outweigh the benefits, keep the site closed. I just thought it would be worthwhile to raise the question.

Good thinking, A.A. The campaign part of the website will remain open, and I'll be posting campaign updates there. And since it contains my address and phone number, as well as a list of recommended WN websites, I don't think I'll keep the chat forum open. Those interested in making contact can phone or write me.

However, once the campaign starts heating up (the elections aren't until 7 November), I may change my mind, especially if I qualify for greatly reduced campaign media rates afforded to all OFFICIAL federal candidates. A question I haven't been able to find the answer to. As you know, I'm a write-in candidate, though an officially filed one.