No you may not link to a specific pirated title ( eg.Yes you can link to the top level domain of a site ( eg.No you may not ask for a specific pirated title (eg.Where can I find games, movies, softwares etc). Yes you can ask generalized questions (eg.Don't request or link to specific pirated titles No self-promotion of your own work is allowed unless you expressly receive permission from the moderators.ģ.No trading or selling content, especially not for monetary services.No asking for content downloads, activation keys etc.No pleading for invites to scene sites, private torrent trackers, DDL forums or other sites with closed registrations.Don't request invites, trade, sell, or self-promote You are not allowed to post any visual representation for seeding / leeching ratio.Ģ.Images that are too blurry or have a lot of unintelligible text will be deleted. Comics, Memes & Screenshots are acceptable, but should be original and of good quality.The focus on file-sharing, articles and discussions about moral dilemmas with unauthorized distribution, legal developments, challenges, and other related topics are all welcome.Posts must be related to the discussion of digital piracy Senior European Union officials have accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of "weaponizing" energy flows in a bid to stoke the continent's energy crisis.1. State-run energy giant Gazprom has choked off gas supplies to Europe in recent months, slashing the capacity of Nord Stream 1 to 20% in July and then shuttering the pipeline entirely last month. Meanwhile, Turkey is likely to become the largest client. While the draft budget viewed by Bloomberg doesn't break down flows by different export markets, historic data and current gas flows point to China becoming the second-largest buyer of Russian pipeline gas due to a deal to supply around 21 billion cubic meters through the Power of Siberia pipeline. That's down from an estimated 142 billion cubic meters this year. Moscow will cut gas exports to around 125.2 billion cubic meters in 2023-2025, potentially exacerbating Europe's energy crisis. Russia plans to slash its natural gas exports via pipeline by around 40% over the next three years, according to documents seen by Bloomberg.
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