[suicid]

This message is for data hunters in France! Given the unreliability of leak forums, which often disappear, I’m creating a serious community dedicated to analyzing French data.

This community has no name. The goal is to collectively save all leaked data, without missing a single piece. Those who wish to join can do so via my session. Any lack of trust or abuse when sending files will result in a permanent ban. I’m looking for serious people who follow French data leaks, not amateurs who ask for too much.

Suicid

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[macaroni]

Good shout. French data gets lost in the noise and most of these groups die because nobody thinks about how to actually run them.

From watching the ones that stuck around:

Scope matters. "All French data" is a lot. You gonna focus on databases? Stealer logs? Corporate stuff? Too broad and people don't know what to send you.

Trust is harder than bans. If the only consequence is getting kicked, people just bounce and start their own thing. Let new people prove themselves first before they get the full archive. That filters out most of the noise anyway.

Session's okay but it's still one point of failure. You're complaining about forums disappearing but building on a platform that could vanish tomorrow. Have a couple people hold copies.

And maybe think about organization early. Just dumping everything in one folder becomes useless fast. Categorize by source, date, what's actually verified. Turns a pile of files into something people actually use.

Anyway, hope it works out. Seen too many of these start strong and die quiet.