I really don't get it... in the world of here-today, leaving-the-fandom-tomorrow furry art sites, how in the hell did FA gain so much traction?
Alkora wrote it originally; he had to have been 18/19 at the time. He's still, inexplicably, writing
exploit-ridden PHP piles-of-shit that he will abandon in embarrassment when it becomes clear he can't earn any ad revenue from them (he is also a shitty businessperson). FA would have been long dead and forgotten years and years ago had it not been for Sean Piche. It is only Dragoneer's desperation for relevance (and probably money too) that keeps that site going. Which is ironic since Piche essentially staged a coup d'etat and bullied the site out of Alkora's hands for a few thousand dollars, which he could afford at the time only because he'd just come back from his overseas contracting job.
In short, FA would have been Furocity or even FurNation if it wasn't for the fact that Dragoneer knows that the minute FA is dead and gone, he will be absolutely and totally without any friends, influence or relevance in this fandom. And that scares the shit out of him.
Hahahahahaha the idea that he needs a "secure internet connection" to change the password on his already-hacked DNS control account is pretty amazing. Are the "hackers" stalking him in real life, too?
What does "secure internet" even mean? I am guessing; based on knowing people who dealt with the outages caused by the recent storm, that this person imagines that 3G cellular data is "not secure" as opposed to, I don't know, RoadRunner or something.
This person probably also has an open WiFi router called "linksys".
