Maybe you are the credulous one here? Unless the purpose of 'digging in' is to discover your preferred truth?
Maybe, but it's a balance of probabilities thing. We don't know the person in question's actual identity, which makes it unverifiable, but then as I understand it, it's been confirmed that the suicide story as told isn't true, due to there being zero matching deaths of foreigners in Japan in the period in question.
I see several reasons to disbelieve the story, and no compelling reason to believe it. If I said I was committing suicide now and "NecessaryScene" never posted again, I also would see no reason to believe a real person had died, rather than me just changing user name.
The strongest evidence of "death" is "those anonymous account handles are no longer active". That's it. As far as I'm aware.
Sure - but part of the issue (is it not) is that the website cannot find hosts to host it? Is this not the issue with Cloudflare?
I think I made the mistake of including a web address in my last post covering this. Trying again.
He is running his own independent server plugged in at the top level of the internet because he can't find hosts. He is being served by Cloudflare for attack protection, and he currently has no issue with them.
His server is as top-level as Twitter, and no-one has any more right to pull his site offline than they do to pull Twitter offline. They're equivalent in terms of independence of operation.
If Cloudflare pulled service, it would be an inconvenience, but he could cope.
The problems at the minute are just denial-of-service attacks - people flooding the server. Enough to cause problems upstream so surrounding networks had to set up temporary protection. Those attacks are, as far as I'm aware, illegal. KF is the victim of a crime here, not the perpetrator.
I believe he's currently trying to make the system more distributed to avoid a single point of failure for attackers.