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A message about the death of the founder of online bibliotexes appeared on the Flibusta website
On the website of the Flybusta online library, a message appeared about the death of the founder of the project, known under the pseudonym Stiver.
The post of "captain's memory" was published tonight by the Admin2 user. On behalf of Stiver , he said that the founder of the project planned to perform an “assisted suicide” and accept the “deadly dose of thiopental” on October 20 in Germany. The creator of online bibliotexes also asked to write about his death, "if everything goes according to plan."
Screenshot of the post from the website "Flibusta"
Later, a post on the death of Stiver also appeared on the “Flibusta” account on Twitter. It mentioned a link to the publication of Admin2 about the “assisted suicide” of the creator of the project and added the abbreviation RIP
In September, the founder of the online library announced the closure of the project due to health problems. “I am in a hospital with indecent globor sizes. Unfortunately, “Flibusta” apparently ended on this, like myself. Thank you all, it was fun. The servers were paid for a few more weeks, ”he wrote then.
Laterit became known that despite this, “Flibusta” will continue to work. “The servers are paid, the site is supported, we are working in a stable mode,” the uptime said to the post on the closure of the online library.
“Flibusta” opened in 2009 - on the project’s website you can download and read e -books for free. The project is based on the idea of free access to information. In Russia, the library website was blocked in 2015 due to the court decision on the claim of the Eksmo Publishing House, whose books were posted on Flibuste. A year later, the Moscow City Court decided on the eternal blocking of the online library.