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Hello DBG friends,
As many of you already know, it is very important to alter the spelling of any drug and RC names mentioned on this forum. It may also be a good idea to do the same when talking about specific vendors as well.
You all know this as well, but the Gov. and many other government and university funded organizations scrape the web and social media looking for any and all key word information regarding drugs and RC's. This includes criminal justice related entities.
If anyone is interested, here is a government funded website that tracks all new and existing Novel Psychoactive Substances:
www.cfsre.org
They publish monthly info regarding NPS trends. It is an interesting and useful tool.
Another suggestion is to install a Greek alphabet keyboard and substitute similar Greek letters for English letters like this: κεταmiηξ. Although I am not entirely sure this still works with the use of advanced AI. Also substituting different punctuation marks (@,#,* etc.) may be better.
Most of you know this, so I mean no offense to anyone. Just want us all to be safe.
As many of you already know, it is very important to alter the spelling of any drug and RC names mentioned on this forum. It may also be a good idea to do the same when talking about specific vendors as well.
You all know this as well, but the Gov. and many other government and university funded organizations scrape the web and social media looking for any and all key word information regarding drugs and RC's. This includes criminal justice related entities.
If anyone is interested, here is a government funded website that tracks all new and existing Novel Psychoactive Substances:
NPS Discovery
www.cfsre.org
They publish monthly info regarding NPS trends. It is an interesting and useful tool.
Another suggestion is to install a Greek alphabet keyboard and substitute similar Greek letters for English letters like this: κεταmiηξ. Although I am not entirely sure this still works with the use of advanced AI. Also substituting different punctuation marks (@,#,* etc.) may be better.
Most of you know this, so I mean no offense to anyone. Just want us all to be safe.
