Hi Rado
I don’t think any ‘insider’ dares to surf to apostate sites if he is not allowed to on Headquarter computers. Cookies will make him/her a suspect. When he/she removes the cookies he/she will be a suspect too. I am almost sure this is a ‘special task force’ that has orders to watch apostate sites.
I tend to agree with Dungbeetle here. Naturally it COULD be people just checking out such things - but the guys at Bethel are no idiots when it comes to computers. It's fairly easy to log on to your (or any other) site without any trace of wtbts.org, as you well know.
But - this person just COULD be someone inside being curious, someone that could be our helper in the next run - and when we blow the whistle like this - the security department will know exactly what logs to check out.
Let me tell you a few things I happen to know:
The Watchtower Society do have their own "Net-Nanny" program, that blocks for "apostate" websites. I'm fairly sure your site is in the list of forbidden sites, as The Watchtower Observer and Free Minds are. That means nobody not authorized should be able to access your site.
On the other hand - there are ways and workarounds - and I for one wouldn't publish such logs.
Just my very personal thoughts.
Yachyd Da
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