f0ck.org Manifesto

Anonymity is not a shield for wrongdoing — it is a fundamental prerequisite for free thought. f0ck.org believes that true freedom of expression requires the ability to speak without fear of reprisal, doxxing, or social punishment. We provide a space where ideas stand on their own merit, disconnected from the identity, reputation, or status of the person sharing them. In an age of pervasive surveillance and algorithmic judgment, anonymous speech is an act of resistance. We protect it fiercely.

Revealing someone's real identity without their explicit consent is a violation of their safety and trust. f0ck.org has a zero-tolerance policy toward doxxing. Any attempt to uncover, share, or threaten to share personal information about another user will result in immediate and permanent exclusion from the platform. We do not debate this policy. Your identity is yours alone to disclose.

We embrace the hacker ethic: information wants to be free, hands-on exploration drives understanding, and decentralization prevents tyranny. Our code is open source. Our infrastructure is self-hosted. We reject walled gardens, proprietary lock-in, and the idea that users should be passive consumers. We build tools that empower, not extract. Every commit, every deploy, every feature is a step toward a more open and resilient web.

We do not track you. We do not profile you. We do not sell your data. f0ck.org operates with no third-party analytics, no advertising trackers, and no hidden telemetry. Our servers log minimal technical data required for operation, and those logs are rotated regularly. We believe surveillance is a threat to liberty, whether practiced by corporations or governments. Our platform is designed from the ground up to minimize the collection of personal information.