Zeropaid's been censored!

[tj2010]

Well, two weeks ago when I got to work, it seems that zeropaid.com has made Websense's censored list. I'm no longer aloud to visit zp because the lame excuse of "peer to peer technology". I'm thinking websense uses the same technology as antivirus software, you download some update and it blocks new sites that have been added. Or, maybe my company saw how much time I spent on zp and blocked me personally :) Whichever it is, it's very unfair. I was wondering if you guys have thought about an email list, maybe sending out the days news posts but excluding all the users comments. Then when I get home I can see what everyone has to say about it!!

tj2010:devil

[wiggum]

Does Websense block www.anonymizer.com? If not, you can access zp from there.

[tj2010]

Thanks for the tip. Out of curiosity, I'll give it a try(only once though). We have a proxy server we go through at work and the last thing I want to do is throw a bunch of red flags by using anonymizer everday. I could only imagine getting fired because my interest in P2P. How ironic, working for a tech company too!:mellow

[Wolfie]

Unfortunately my friend, this how it is in corporate amarica: little guys run factory, factories run up profit, profits run corporation, corporations run politian, politians run the law, and laws screw the little guy.


vicious circle ain't it!!

[tj2010]

Well, anonymizer.com is blocked also. It's a "Proxy Avoidance System"

I guess I'll have to wait until I get home to get my fix of zeropaid.

Unless, of course, the zp guys come up with some kind of email list :)

[dubstylee]

We are working on several automated email offerings, including a daily/weekly news update. Same zero time, same zero channel.

cheerio

[Jorge]

work work work.