Tom @moll.dev · 08/08/2026Craig R. Brittain ran a revenge porn site that charged victims hundreds of dollars to take down their nude images. It's a miracle that he's not in prison, but instead follow farming blue dems and claiming to be "ANTIFA" like okay bud 815233
Tom @moll.dev · 09/08/2026I noticed this is blowing up, I don't have anything to plug I'm just a guy. But please consider donating to the Trevor Project! www.thetrevorproject.orgthetrevorproject.orgSupport HomepageThe Trevor Project is a non-profit suicide prevention organization that provides 24/7 crisis support services, research, and advocacy for LGBTQ+ young people. 1254
Jason S @jasonswritings.bsky.social · 09/08/2026I'm glad it's blowing up. That's why I reposted the shit out of everything lol. He deserves that shit. He shouldn't even be anywhere on the internet. 040
![Is Anybody Down? was a revenge porn website founded by Craig Brittain and Chance Trahan where users could anonymously upload nude photographs along with information identifying the person in the photograph (including full names, addresses, phone numbers, and Facebook screenshots).[1][2] The site also contained a section of nude photographs titled "Anonymous Bounty", where users were offered "free stuff" if they could provide the Facebook or Twitter information of any of the people pictured. In concept, the website recapitulated the now-defunct Is Anyone Up?, which was shut down in April 2012, shortly before an FBI investigation into the propriety of the site.[3][4][5]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:vlblikmsgpx2i7fvxinrsvzu/bafkreigooc5pe6thdjqexygdepkbi5mmhtcxosov6gvqmpwtmryij6fcie)
