Thread by @myrodovh

#zlibrary issue.

My family was very, very poor. After the collapse of the USSR, our country was incredibly poor. As a child, I often didn’t have enough money to even buy ice cream.

I love learning. And one of the few opportunities to get a good education was piracy.

Now I have an education and I can earn enough to buy these products. And as a creator of digital products, I understand and respect the other creators.

Also, my economic views are market-capitalist. For me, the ideas of pure socialism died with the USSR (fortunately).

But from my experience, I still believe that education should be available for poor people to get rid of poverty. Use it, but don't abuse it. Respect the authors.

1) download the Tor browser (torproject.org)
2) copy zlibrary link from Wikipedia

Don’t forget to press “connect” in the browser to use the network.

Also the .onion link will be too busy from time to time ☠️, because the whole world is trying to get it at the same time.

#zlibrary

If you want to get something from the original zlib bookmark, just add this part of your bookmark to the .onion link.

#zlibrary

Of course, now you have a common ip address and limit in the network. So you need an account to download the books (it’s free).

#zlibrary