[AJackson]

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Right now, the DOJ is quaking in their boots. How on earth will they be able to find poker site check and credit card processors if we stop talking about them?

The DOJ is not your bumbling local police. They don't sit around like a beat cop and wait for a "crime" to be put in their lap before they act upon it.

A censorship scenario makes no sense. Your premise is flawed not only in your assumptions of how the DOJ operates, but in your belief that stopping discussion here will lower the TOTAL discussion across all boards. Your plan would only push 2+2 readers to other forums.

Most of you are on mega-tilt. Stop and think.

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This is really pretty simple. There is no upside to giving out details on checks, i.e. I got my X site check today, it was from a company called Z that's located in Y.

There is a potential downside in that those actively trying to ban on line gambling can gain information. I'll admit that this is a low probability, but it is possible.

Why take the risk? I think that is all OP is saying.