I agree completely in today's climate. It's just that this has happened relatively quick, especially in normies' eyes. Places that used to be considered free speech havens have suddenly enforced their massive power over the past 4 years and, I'd argue, heavily ramped up those operations just this year (see T_D).

Yes, they should have already had a backup plan given the extreme political censoring we've experienced, but they're not the MSM with unending funds and resources from higher powers. They likely have been focusing on content creation and other areas in the midst of a debilitating and narrative-controlling pandemic sham.

They have a week or so to really figure out what they are going to do, then another week or two to execute - hopefully they decide to at least backup everything and migrate it to .win while making future plans for redundancy/privately hosted servers. I think our movement has enough people to provide support for the costs.