Yesterday, the "Polish response to Facebook" was launched by government media owner Tomasz Sakiewicz - Albicla ( "All Be Clear".Making the portal is not the pinnacle of professionalism, few thoughts:-The terms of the portal are copy-pasted facebook regulations within hyperlinks-You can download the entire user base, because it is not protected in any way (a request was sent to the Personal Data Protection Office, but most probably nothing will be done due the fact the office is led by government representative-If you want to post on the wall to a "stranger", click rmb -> inspect element on the "publish" button (on your profile). Then you look for "input" in html which will open for you and change "Value" to the id of the person whose profile you want to write something on.-User password has no character limit, someone pasted the entire content of Pan Tadeusz (Master Thaddeus) polish poem as a password-Half the users are popes (its national meme for some reason)-The other half are fake accounts of government party activists, Trump and other famous figures,- Someone created an account called "login", after clicking on his profile, we jsut log out- Someone else called himself "delete_account", after clicking on his profile, we delete our account (and currently it's probably the only working method of deleting an account),-A lot of pedophile content passed through the night- barely some managed to receive an activation e-mail, the portal itself crashed after a few hours of operation-Others do not have a problem with it, apparently someone has already set up 500k multi accounts (even after a ban, you can register from the same email)-It seems possible to create an account without a name, without an email and without a password. In the source of the page, remove the required attribute from the input fields.-Sakiewicz is proud of his portal popularityAnd its all financed with public money.