Guys, now that there's just one week and a few days left until April, I can speak freely: Anglin is an evil genius, and like all evil geniuses, he always has an ace up his sleeve. In this case, he made us do the dirty work, namely:

-Migrate the forum to Tor
-Make all his work and the community downloadable in case of cyberattacks or a situation where you find yourself isolated from the networks
-Start migrating part of the community to Primal
-Create a chat (thanks to @DamienCJK)
-Make people wonder about The Stormer's legacy and what would happen if someone stepped up and continued the work for him

I want to focus especially on the last point because I think only Freedom Monk and maybe @Perception have said something about it: what if we unite our forces and create a parallel version of The DS, with all the past articles and selected authors that we can refine over time? Then, if he likes our efforts, he can decide whether to give us the keys to his site or to continue with the one we'll create, using all the past articles as a foundation.

I don't know if the first option would be prohibitive due to exorbitant costs, meaning we would have to create our own site with our own HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and then import the old articles.

Alternatively, if he doesn't give us the green light, we could create a site with a different name, but that's the worst-case scenario.

So if he's trolling us as usual and comes back on April 1st, he'll return satisfied with a fresh new forum and site without having lifted a finger.

Remember: genius lies in idleness.

If he's not trolling us, he'll forever have a legacy that reflects his importance as a contemporary thinker and socio-geopolitical analyst.

I'd say he's one of the most important figures of the twenty-first century, certainly much more than Trump. I'd place him on the same level as people like Carlson and Netanyahu understood as men of historical significance that shapes worlds with their minds.

But for the meaning he has given us, the significance and the affection we have for him will be eternal, because he changed the lives of hundreds of thousands of people, refining the way they thought and, if they had it, their connection to God and Jesus Christ.

Thanks, Anglin.

Deus Invictus