Blog without censors, like a pirate with BayWords.com

Everybody seems to be making their own kind of blogging platform, although most of these are really based on old principles. And sometimes even existing blogging software. Such is the case with the new online service, BayWords.com, launched by the same guys who are responsible for The Pirate Bay, and enabled freeloaders to have a virtual home on the Internet.
And now, they’re all set to set you free through your words, with an uncensored blogging service that’s really just a Wordpress-powered blog deep inside. But it’s the thought that counts, they say, and with BayWords, there will be no limit to what thoughts you can publish. From the most recent blog post on their own BayWords blog, Brokep had this to say: “Many blogs are being shut down for uncomfortable thoughts and ideas. We will not do that. Our goal is to protect freedom of speech and your thoughts. As long as you don’t break any Swedish laws in your blog, we will defend it.”.
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There are some nice movies on it even right now." MORE »
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can u help me how i will get the email popup, as i have set up two email accounts. Please help me. Thanks & Regards…" MORE »
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This is such a sick and tragic story. Awful…if this doesn’t expose the new dangers that kids face these days, I don’t know what does." MORE »
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RE: YouTube going widescreen?
if you want to watch youtube video in widescreen format not just thumbnails), try this http://foolrulez.org/blog/2008/11/youtube-widescreen-video-enabled/ just found out recently :D" MORE »
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