I'm pretty certain in my own mind that certain ones at Brooklyn will have been 'assigned' to monitor websites such as this, despite warning the 'flock' that they musn't do the same. Therefore, I expect such ones to pass this on.
My questions may seem "rebellious" to certain ones, but they deserve Scriptural, not organizational answers -
Why are we as a worldwide brotherhood, urged to expend ourselves as much as possible in the ministry, discussing and defending with complete strangers our Bible based beliefs, (1 Peter 3:15) and yet we are expressly forbidden from doing so with our brothers and sisters? (September 2007 Kingdom Ministry - Questions From Readers) Unless of course the brothers happen to be Elders!
Shouldn't we imitate the Beroeans who carefully examined the definitely anointed apostle Paul's teachings, to see if they harmonized with the Scriptures? (Acts 17:11) They were called 'noble-minded' for doing so.
Perhaps your ban has the opposite effect on many brothers, by encouraging them to discuss Bible teachings as opposed to Organizational teachings on websites such as this. It worked for me!