To contact us, or if you wish to leave a comment, post your request at https://www.facebook.com/dadsandthings
Make sure to include the URL of the posting at this blog that it pertains to. An attempt will be made to post your comment to this blog to where it belongs.
That may seem a bit awkward, but it works quite well. It is the only way I can stay on top of things. Eliminating hacker attacks is otherwise too time-consuming.
Alexander
says:Hello there. I would like to get in touch with you about a manosphere project I am currently working on. I have spent 1 year on it so far.
Best regards, Alexander
Hello Alexander,
As per my e-mail message, earlier today, contact me as instructed.
All the best.
Walter
An example of how censorship against Fathers for Life makes itself felt over time:
http://blog.fathersforlife.org/2013/03/23/is-sex-boring/
Comments are being posted on Facebook about the feminist hacker attack.
I will show some of them. Here is a start:
I cannot post any entries but I can post comments here. The feminist hackers left a loop hole. So, here goes. This is what I posted about the feminist hacker attack, a few hours ago to Facebook:
It is possible for anyone who is presently logged in to dads & things to leave comments here.
Unfortunately, that will not help those who must log-in before they wish to comment.
The log-in routine has fallen victim to the feminist hacker attack on Friday, but it will be repaired later today, after I have spoken to the security department of the host server for the blog.
I will try to post a more detailed account of the feminist hacker attack, by posting an entry. Check the Home page.
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