Deku-shrub

WikiProjects

I'm in the process of founding Wiki Project Pirate Politics and I'm a member of Pirate Party UK.

Ongoing Projects

Various pages I've built have turned into ongoing projects to maintain, providing summaries of topic you can't get elsewhere on the internet.

• Web blocking in the United Kingdom - the only comprehensive list of UK programmes in existence. Referenced by blocked.org.uk from the Open Rights Group
• List of websites blocked in the United Kingdom - Related topic providing the most detail you'll find about blocked sites anywhere on the internet. It's not GreatFire.org, but it's still pretty good
• Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit - Tracking the ongoing operations of the City of London Police, BPI etc. Doesn't exist anywhere else as far as I'm aware
• Darknet and Dark web - inventorying this emergent territory which is currently underserved by Wikipedia - I wrote a guest article about this!
• Darknet market - tracking the history and status of the dynamic underground markets that comprise it
• Carding (fraud) - not to be confused with the primary topic of Carding <_<
• List of Tor hidden services - I have populated about half of these
• Cyber-arms industry - the wider market for software exploits
• Transhumanist politics‎ - I track events here

Things I still keep an eye on

• FairSearch - Lobbying group
• Digital Citizens Alliance - Lobbying group
• Political party membership in the United Kingdom - first ever comparison of political party membership restrictions in the UK

Completed Pages

These are things I built or did major work on that are in a good state and I don't care about personally maintaining any more.

• Freedom Hosting
• Deep Web (search)
• Block chain (database)
• Cryptocurrency tumbler
• Doxbin‎
• Operation Onymous - seriously, there was no decent central list of sites affected until then
• Bitcoin Fog‎
• BadBIOS
• Notorious markets
• Zero-day (computing) - this used to be a mess!
• Comparison of content-control software and providers

User Boxen

This user is a member of
WikiProject Pirate Politics.

This user opposes copyright, and encourages the free exchange of culture.

This user supports
proportional representation.

This user is a Computer System Administrator.

This user is a computer security professional.

This user is a skeptic.

This user supports proprietary software and its potential for profit.

This user prefers Mozilla Firefox.

This user finally quit playing World of Warcraft.

fireflyThis user is a Browncoat.

H+This user is a member of WikiProject Transhumanism

This user is a cat.

This user does not contribute by using a web browser. Rather, they upload material directly to the internet by using the awesome power of their mind.

-xenThis user believes that userbox should always be pluralised userboxen, and thinks that this is one of the most important and exciting issues of our time.