Thank you to all readers and members of the Conservative Treehouse fellowship for your continued support.  Without your help, this little corner of research and discussion on the internet just could not exist. I will always work earnestly to be deserving of that support and fellowship.

Unfortunately, on an almost exact timeline as previously outlined (maximum 2024 election interference planned), Google and Big Tech have shifted approaches exactly as we predicted they would by mid-April.

They have been unable to take down The Conservative Treehouse over platform content, so they shifted strategies with the spider crawling.   We are now under attack by Google Inc. for comments made by you.  [see example below]:

You can tell from the flagged notes and highlighted search terms, the spider crawl was given specific phrases to search out.  Apparently, Eliot Ness provided them on March 23rd.

This comment by Eliot Ness is being used by Google Inc. to outline a violation of terms of service, and Ness’s threats to violence reported to DHS for operational CTH targeting therein.   Note, it is not the content of CTH that is the problem; comments are now the source of infractions that can lead to CTH deplatforming.

You do not need to be a deep weeds thinker to see the issue here.  After years of unsuccessfully targeting our research directly, the Google overlords are now targeting us based on reader content.  They are turning  fellowship into a vulnerability.  I am furious and working earnestly to develop a solution.

Obviously, the above comment was deleted and removed, but the shift should explain why so many websites have dropped the comment system completely.

We need your help.

There is a flagging system for the discussion community to self-police.  If you notice a comment outside the rules and guidelines for comments, flag it by hitting the flag icon next to the comment.  As soon as 20 flags are received, the comment is automatically removed.  You can well understand why that feature is present.

I will fight the big tech targeting using every resource to keep CTH from being taken down.  However, the process is the punishment in this corrupt system.  Fighting these creeps is expensive, and this activity by them takes place at the same time they demonetize us by removing our small advertising funding.

We are fortunate, blessed and protected by a loving God, who has abundant confidence in our ability.  If you can help financially, it is appreciated.

Making yesterday’s notifications even more annoying, March and April are the months when all the annual fees for licensing, email notification systems, data security, legal retainers and background stuff associated with the building of CTH 2.0 are paid.  Thank you to everyone who helps offset these costs and keeps our voice in the fight.

Financial support through PayPal remains the most efficient and stable way to support CTH.  I know they have received a lot of criticism, much of it well placed; however, my own experience with PayPal has been solid.  When CTH was deplatformed and under attack from Big Tech (eye of Sauron), to their credit, PayPal stood firm and supported CTH in providing their service.  They would NOT demonetize us.

While my experience with PayPal seems to run counter to the outcome described by others, the unexpected supportive position from PayPal made a strong impression on me.  Again, perhaps unique, not sure why, but my experience with them has been very good.  If that ever changed, I would immediately let you know.  The data security and convenience of their system is also solid and useful.

Regardless, there are now two options: (1) PayPal and (2) Proprietary.  Due to legal caution and the data privacy construct, the Proprietary alternative has a 30-day access lag built in.  Meaning, if you use that option, in approximately 30 days the funds become accessible, whereas support through the preferred PayPal option is immediate.

 

The alternative financial support appears directly below the PayPal link in a yellow box as highlighted.  Some have said browser settings can block visibility, and I have also heard it doesn’t show up on some mobile devices.  I am not sure what the technical issue might be other than ISP filters (now becoming more problematic) and/or Adblocking software.

Due to my personal requirements for Treehouse user privacy, and my firm stance on not retaining user data lists, the alternative system does not provide a subscriber option.  If you use the alternative support function, each time you would want to support CTH you would have to click it and reenter your information.  No data is saved.

Thank you to everyone who helps offset these costs and keeps our voice in the fight…

Support CTH Here ~

Eyes of a mouse/Ears of an elephant…. and don’t forget to live your best life! 

We cannot allow this new tactic to win.   Guidelines for Comments Here.

Love to all,

Sundance

 

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