They can't be, see craigslist. If "good faith" efforts are made to remove illegal stuff, the site can't be legally shut down.

The info on the WHOIS seems to indicate an apartment or office building if the street view is pointed correctly. And the site ran entirely off donations (and probably subsidy from a real business) so what's to blackmail?

They're free to fuck off...

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Yes, their fine print bullshit is what is wrong with them.

When government-run lotteries switch from fiat to BTC.

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Sure, if you are a lawyer and want to read their fine print bullshit.

Namesilo.com - accepts BTC, free WHOIS privacy forever, if you don't trust that, you just put in fake info. They don't offer hosting, but you can put in afraid.org nameservers and point to an anon VPS host.

$52.99/mo

"Do you support the extermination of the LGBT community" as 5, that would have been clearer for both the surveyor and the surveyed. Especially if they answered yes to 4 and 5.

Check with these devs: https://github.com/search?q=paperwallet&ref=cmdform and https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org

It's down.

Never black unless it's free but there's nothing else with it.

Either with some flavored liquid or milk or cream, no powdered sweetener or creamers.

Yes.