Deceptive site

[Splits]

Holy

Splits is actually good in IT'ing

But can he embed tweets?

[lefty]

NOT WHAT I HAD IN MIND SPLITS

[Prose]

yea same here

[dabom]

I just had google give me a different alert on my computer at work. And it's a completely safe work site. I think Google is upping it's warnings so people can make decisions themselves.

[dabom]

I was talking about a different site completely.

[ElNono]

ducks and Beiber post here.... DECEPTIVE

[Dex]

ducks and Beiber post here.... DECEPTIVE

I have it on multiple sources that ducks is not even a real duck.

[Reck]

Is this a main stay now or what? I'm having to click ignore every time I open the page.

[jag]

Once the wall is complete, this warning will be gone.

wtf have you s done to ST

[jag]

There's definitely something wrong with the site. I just got this message about a user's messages being hidden:

[Reck]

There's definitely something wrong with the site. I just got this message about a user's messages being hidden:

Well you do learn something new every day. My browser doesn't show El Nono's championship in gold.

[dabom]

There's definitely something wrong with the site. I just got this message about a user's messages being hidden:

"Safe space"

[GSH]

I just had google give me a different alert on my computer at work. And it's a completely safe work site. I think Google is upping it's warnings so people can make decisions themselves.

LOL. I always thought the way to help people make decisions themselves is to let them make decisions themselves. I don't care if it's Google, or a news network, or whatever. If I want their ing opinions, I'll goo looking for them. Until then, I'll make up my own mind, thanks.

As much as people about the "hateful" things that get said here, I wouldn't be at all surprised if someone took it on themselves to make it harder to access. Not saying that's what is going on. Just that there are too damn many people who think it's their job to decide what other people get to think.

[lefty]

That's it, I'm moving to Lakersground, and not just for the LOLs

[Ice009]

Deceptive site. Deceptive team. Deceptive coach.

[dabom]

LOL. I always thought the way to help people make decisions themselves is to let them make decisions themselves. I don't care if it's Google, or a news network, or whatever. If I want their ing opinions, I'll goo looking for them. Until then, I'll make up my own mind, thanks.

As much as people about the "hateful" things that get said here, I wouldn't be at all surprised if someone took it on themselves to make it harder to access. Not saying that's what is going on. Just that there are too damn many people who think it's their job to decide what other people get to think.

I think it's with the whole "security fiasco" the government is going through that google decided to up their own restrictions/flags on websites.

[GSH]

I think it's with the whole "security fiasco" the government is going through that google decided to up their own restrictions/flags on websites.

I don't have any facts, so I probably shouldn't even comment. I do know that there are a whole lot of thought police out there, on both ends of the political spectrum. And a lot of people who can't sell their own arguments without the need to shut down opposing views. What's happening here may be something else entirely.

[dabom]

I just followed up on the "not secure" alert. It showed "dangerous" as another option. It said the site needed a certificate. If it costs money, looks like google wants some $$. Feels like an Ad tbh.

[spurs10]

It's finally on my iPad too. Bad problem. Still allowing me an option to ignore. Not so on my MacBook.

[manufan10]

I can't even access it on Chrome or Edge. I'm using Tor Browser to access the site. Unbelievable.

[Dex]

On my Mac, I get the warning on Firefox, but once I ignore it, I'm fine.

On Safari, I get it every damn time I try to click on a thread.

Seems really inconsistent between posters, tbh.

[Silver&Black]

Embarrassing that this still hasn't been corrected....

[spursistan]

Embarrassing that this still hasn't been corrected....

[Galileo]

I got it a few days ago, and it is annoying!

[Reck]

On my Mac, I get the warning on Firefox, but once I ignore it, I'm fine.

On Safari, I get it every damn time I try to click on a thread.

Seems really inconsistent between posters, tbh.

That only works for the session you're on. I'm on Firefox and once I click the ignore button I can get in, browse another site and come back to spurstalk and it won't show me the warning. But if i close the browser all together and come back, it comes back.

Dont know what's going on with the admins here but they need to get their heads out of their asses and get this fixed.