This is actually the complete opposite of what I want.
I would love to go back to people not using their real name and an internet that is wild, free and maybe even a little bit dangerous.
I would love to go back to people not using their real name and an internet that is wild, free and maybe even a little bit dangerous.
Problem is that regional forums in Europe died because of the regulations.
the EU regulations made it harder/less attractive to host a small local forum and I think that was his point
It may just be because people in Europe interact in real life more and don't need an online forum.
forocoches(dot)com
And I have more:
mediavida(dot)com ( it means half-life :) )
And then I have random ones:
redcafe(dot)net foro.acb(dot)com
I read them, and post on them daily, forums are alive and kicking it on europe :)
But we also need a place where we can make sure everyone is a real person, and where everyone stands for what they say online.
In many countries internet forums are technically banned by regulations. HN posted that many user forums in UK were simply deleted because of the excessively heavy burden of the law.