Reddit's /r/KotakuInAction2 has today launched their Win community, adding to their two existing backup sites.
The community describes itself as:
Dedicated to promoting ethics in journalism, and opposing censorship and political correctness.
It is now available at KotakuInAction2.win
A full list of communities is available here.
Dear mods, please consider this: with numerous community sites having different domain names but sharing a login system, all someone has to do to phish our credentials is register a .win name with the name of a conservative subreddit, skin it to look like one of our sites, mention it in a comment or two, and bam, they've got tons of logins.
If it's too late to reverse course on the separate domain names issue (an alternative being to make them subdonalds like reddit had subreddits), then something that might help is having all subdonalds linked to in the sidebar here, and a prominent notice telling people never to get to them through comment links but only through the sidebar.
Communities.win
Doesn't solve the problem. People can still comment here and throw up links to phishing communities. They already are posting links to .win domains that aren't a part of this group. The list of all communities has to be visible on every community.
Yeah, it needs to be reversed imo. I'd also imagine it's going to get expensive with so many domains this way.