So we will, at all times, discourage this activity, because this is a WELL KNOWN vulnerability. XP has NO current security, if 'grandma' enters her credit card or social security, or any other information on a website it will likely immediately be exposed to bad actors. But when someone comes in and wants to expose a system to the internet, especially one for a non-savvy user (their grandma) it would be downright immoral of us to encourage that behavior. There are plenty of questions being answered in the Windows XP forum for people looking to run old hardware, games, etc that will only work with XP. It's there plainly to see in our rules link at the top. This, as you have been informed repeatedly, is a violation of the rules of the site. Now you have had multiple replies of yours in other XP threads deleted by moderators, specifically due to the fact you are advising people to utilize software that breaks windows authenticity and other, for lack of a better term, 'piracy' type hacks. Otherwise you received help and had in depth conversations with various forum members on your questions. ONE post that you made someone replied to you, very nicely, that you should not be exposing an XP based system to the internet. Click to expand.As a moderator of this site I took an interest in your comment and took the liberty of browsing through your post history.

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