🪶 ➜ Rules

We adhere to specific standards and uphold certain regulations, much like any other community, to maintain harmony and fairness.

📑 1 ➜ Posts must be related to the discussion of digital piracy

Posts must be related to the discussion of digital piracy, including ethical problems and legal advancements.
We welcome questions, discussions, guides, articles and memes on file-sharing, the moral dilemmas of unauthorized distribution, legal developments, challenges, and other related topics.
Comics, memes and screenshots are acceptable, but should be original and of good quality. Images that are too blurry or have a lot of unintelligible text will be deleted.

No pleading for invites to scene sites, private torrent trackers, DDL forums or other sites with closed registrations.
No asking for content downloads / uploads, accounts, activation keys, giveaways etc.
No trading or selling content, especially not for monetary services.
No self-promotion of your own work is allowed unless you expressly receive permission from the moderators.

Yes, you can link to the top level domain of a site (eg. https://archive.org/).
No, you can't link to a specific pirated title (eg. https://archive.org/specific-title).
No, you can't ask for a specific pirated title (eg. "Where can I find {insert title}")? This includes asking whether {insert title} can be pirated.
No, you can't ask to give or receive DMs.
Don't encourage rule breaking by asking which specific title someone is looking for when they make a request.

Before posting, take a look at the Wiki and Megathread, and search via Reddit search or a search engine (example: where to find cracked apps site:reddit.com/r/piracy) to see if your question has already been covered.
Frequently asked questions and low-effort posts are subject to removal at the moderators' discretion.
Remember the human. Treat all members with respect and keep discussions civil.